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Garry Rayno
What better measure of treating the most vulnerable than the public education system open to all, not just those with the resources to send their children to private or religious schools.
There is a new regime at the Department of Education that has released more than the most basic information about the Education Freedom Account program.
Non-presidential elections are prone to uncertainty for both parties.
In New Hampshire, moving pieces will produce more upheaval than the state has experienced for a number of years with two Congressional positions open as two longtime incumbents step aside.
A question that needs to be asked is “Who is in charge of state construction projects and state finances?”
Affordability stalked President Joe Biden for much of his presidency although economic statistics showed a rebounding economy with manufacturing expanding for the first time in years.
Anyone who travelled I-89 or I-93 in the winter months near the Capital City, would see a large white plume of smoke rising out of Merrimack Station, the coal-burning electric generating plant in Bow.
At a public hearing last week on a proposal to help the Claremont School District weather the storm of an unanticipated $5.1 million deficit, it was obvious House Republicans want no part of it.
In the ensuring 30 years since the Claremont I and Claremont II decisions were released by the state Supreme Court, little has changed in a meaningful way.
White Mountain National Forest website says: “The Radical Left Democrats shut down the government. This government website will be updated periodically during the funding lapse for mission critical functions. President Trump has made it clear he wants to keep the government open and support those who feed, fuel, and clothe the American people.”
A frequent refrain heard around the State House is “Government should operate more like a business.”