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CONCORD—On Thursday, the New Hampshire Senate passed SB 300, 24-0, to remove the toll at Exit 11 on the F.E. Everett Turnpike in Merrimack. The bill now goes to Senate Finance.
By a vote of 279-88, the New Hampshire House of Representatives approved a bill Thursday that would end the death penalty in New Hampshire
Next time you voice your opinion in Concord be sure to talk IHoP-NH to InDepthNH.org’s Paula Tracy.
“If HB155 is signed into law, it would likely end the need for the ‘newspaper/ACLU’ lawsuit,” Rep. Paul Berch said.
Red flag laws allow family or law enforcement to petition for a temporary “extreme risk protection order” to remove access to firearms if the person in crisis is a danger to himself, herself or others.
There are a number of bills that address various aspects of education disparities and funding levels winding their way through the legislature.
Who isn’t wild about ratepayer-funded energy efficiency?
We have expanded our State House news coverage, and that means paying more reporters-journalists of the caliber of Garry Rayno, Paula Tracy, Gail Ober and Mike Marland.