Courts & Corrections
Eversource Argues Regulators Made Legal Errors Denying Northern Pass
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Developer Eversource claimed state regulators made legal errors requiring the court to overturn the $1.6 billion project’s denial.
Business & Economy
Senate Backs OHRV, Red-Tailed Hawk, Sports Betting; Gov. Signs ‘Balsams Bill’
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On a voice vote, the Senate killed a bill that would have prohibited businesses from providing single-use plastic straws to customers unless specifically requested.
Courts & Corrections
Council Denies Pam Smart’s Request for Life Sentence Reduction Hearing
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After the vote, Smart’s mother, Linda Wojas, tearfully said she dreaded the conversation she will have with her daughter that there will be no chance for a hearing.
Featured in Category
Sununu Snipes Plan To Run Again for Governor, Dems Respond In Kind
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Gov. Sununu: “We all know that I would defeat Jeanne Shaheen, but others can too. Never before has a sitting twelve year Senator from New Hampshire accomplished so little.”
Courts & Corrections
Watch Live Northern Pass’ Supreme Court Appeal On Video Here May 15
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You can view the oral arguments here, all the court filings and the more than 400 news stories InDepthNH.org has reported on the controversial Northern Pass project.
Business & Economy
Conservation Law Foundation Appeals Seacoast Project to NH Supreme Court
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The CLF’s appeal centers on concrete mattresses that will be placed over the three cables to be buried under Little Bay near the shores of Newington and Durham.
Feature
Family Leave Veto
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Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.
Business & Economy
OHRV Trail System’s Future In The Hands of Lawmakers
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Stephen Clorite of Berlin, president of the North Country OHRV Coalition that operates the 1,000-mile Ride the Wilds trail system in the North Country, called the amended House Bill 591 “scary.”
Business & Economy
Fever-Pitch Squabbling Heading To House, Senate
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The bickering largely has been between the two parties in the House and Senate, but this time of year the bickering begins to shift to between the House and Senate as the jockeying begins to ensure their priorities are preserved somewhere before the conference committees begin to reconcile different versions of bills.