Op-Ed: Showdown in Washington, Failure of Leadership
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The Senate vote caving to Trump’s CR left Democratic colleagues in the House swinging in the breeze.
Your Right To Know in NH: In Case You Missed It
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Nashua resident Laurie Ortolano, known for active involvement in advocating for her city; Barbara Tetreault, Berlin Sun reporter who has successfully navigated the challenge; Constitutional Law Expert Attorney Rick Gagliuso; Annmarie Timmins, NHPR Senior Reporter, Nancy West; founder of InDepthNH.org, Damien Fisher, investigative reporter for InDepthNH.org, spoke about NH’s right-to-know law.
The Birth of Freestyle Skiing, Part 3: The Athletes: Surfers of the Moguls, Pioneers of the Air
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Following the Progressive era, and sometime around the early 1950s, American resort communities sought to expand their year-round economies by importing European ski experts where the sport had first developed.
Ayotte’s Favored Bail Bill Passes On To the Full Senate After Committee Hearing
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A bail reform bill that passed the House last week on a 204-175 vote sailed through the Senate Judiciary Committee with an ought to pass vote following a public hearing on Tuesday.
Landfill Bill Limiting Siting Near Water Recommended for Passage in House Committee
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A bill requiring the state Department of Environmental Services to establish a site-specific setback distance for proposed new landfills is headed to the House with a recommendation of passage following a 14-1 vote in the House Environment and Agriculture Committee Tuesday.
Ski Areas Hope To Be Open a Few More Weeks After a Great Winter
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After a winter filled with natural snow and cold temperatures, ski areas across the state were going into preservation mode Monday as rain, warm temperatures and fog continued to eat away at the snow surface.
Shaheen Speaks About Shipyard Exemption from Hiring Freeze She Advocated
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“I’m relieved that the administration heard our calls to protect jobs that are vital to national security at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and at shipyards across the country from ill-considered hiring freezes.”
State Immunity Trumps Homeowner Rights in OHRV Case
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The New Hampshire Supreme Court said the state is immune from legal consequences even after it was found to have created a nuisance for Gorham homeowners by opening an OHRV trail close to their properties.
The Birth of Freestyle Skiing, Part 2: The Mentors and Protectors
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Part 2: The excitement and joy of freestyle also had its downside. It was not all rainbows and unicorns.