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“When you register to vote in New Hampshire, it is your voice in our democracy, and it is no more or less important than anyone else’s vote,” said David Scanlan, New Hampshire Secretary of State. “I encourage every New American to register to vote and refer to the wealth of resources we have made available to them.”
The Senate voted to expand the school voucher program, eliminated some credentialing requirements for part-time teachers and voted unanimously to recommend to the voters a change in the state Constitution enshrining the first-in-the-nation primary.
After emotional testimony on January 10 over three bills that would either codify abortion into the New Hampshire constitution or severely limit access, the House Judiciary Committee voted on their recommendations for each bill on Thursday morning.
Peter Powell has been in the Real Estate business in Lancaster, NH for 50 years now and he’s very well respected and talented at it. But ask him what he lives for and he will begin to spin stories of family, New Hampshire, and his community, both local and in the broader sense – NH and the US – long before he gets to his business career.
The bills range from removing any salary cap from the program to students who were denied a manifest hardship the previous years. Another bill would increase the salary cap to 500 percent of the federal poverty level.
The bill would allow municipalities to charge the public for requests that take more than 10 hours to produce and after that charge up to $25 an hour.
On Wednesday, a grassroots effort was launched urging critics of the Biden Administration’s support for Israel’s war in Gaza to vote for “Ceasefire.”
The investigation into the circumstances of Mr. Sullivan’s death remains active and ongoing. Based on information currently known to investigators, all parties have been identified and it does not appear that there is any ongoing threat to the public.
Cone narrowly defeated Grenier in the municipal election on November 7. Cone was informed of his victory in a phone call from Mayor Grenier: “I was in disbelief and shock. I actually had to ask him to repeat it again. He told me I won by 49 votes.”