Energy
As Rate Case Looms, Eversource Drops Two Glitter Bombs
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Eversource plans to make its big rate case filing next week at the Public Utilities Commission (PUC), so the company spent this past week dropping two big and distracting glitter bombs.
Courts & Corrections
NH Senate Budget Has More Money for Mental Health, Child and Elderly Services
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The proposed Senate budget package will have more money to spend than the House after the Senate Finance Committee Friday adopted revenue estimates.
Business & Economy
Nancy West, Garry Rayno, Susan Dromey Heeter Finalists for Press Awards
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I had no idea we would be showcasing the work of the finest journalists in the state on our online website InDepthNH.org – people like Garry Rayno, Paula Tracy, Wayne King, Susan Dromey Heeter, Bob Charest, John Harrigan, Roger Wood, George Liset, Montana West, Monica Drahonovsky and Michael Davidow.
Business & Economy
Senate Passes State Retiree COLA, Help for Biomass Plants; House OKs Voter Bill
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Six biomass plants in New Hampshire got a big lift when the Senate passed a measure proponents say will save jobs, and $245 million in economic activity.
Courts & Corrections
Gun Restrictions Pass the NH Senate Along Party Lines
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Three bills related to gun control were passed in the New Hampshire Senate on Thursday, all by a vote of 13-10.
Courts & Corrections
House Votes To Override Sununu’s Veto of Death Penalty Repeal
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“We remain optimistic that the Senate will follow suit and make New Hampshire the 21st state to abolish capital punishment,” Rep. Renny Cushing said.
Featured in Category
Berlin Hearing Draws Media, Crowd As Budget Cuts Loom
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Lots of media, and many concerned citizens attend the public hearing on the proposed Berlin budget.
Courts & Corrections
Budget Panel Grapples With Questions About Sununu’s Proposed Psychiatric Unit
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The estimates ranged from a low of $7.5 million for renovating existing spaces to nearly $50 million for a 100-bed facility.
Featured in Category
ICE Releases Somalian Immigrant After 2.5 Years After ACLU-NH Files Lawsuit
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Mahamed Ahmed-Cali is expected to remain in New Hampshire while he fights his asylum case.