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Partisan Divide on Family and Medical Leave in Concord
After more than an hour of debate, the Senate approved a paid family and medical leave plan that would cover state workers who currently do not have the benefit.
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After more than an hour of debate, the Senate approved a paid family and medical leave plan that would cover state workers who currently do not have the benefit.
Listen carefully Thursday, you never know what could affect you in the next two-year budget plan.
The public hearing on bill to legalize recreational use of marijuana will begin at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Representatives Hall in the State House.
Every 10 years the lines are redrawn to align with the latest census figures reflecting population changes.
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The business tax reductions have never been popular with Democrats and the business community did not ask for the last round of cuts but was certainly not opposed to lower tax bills.
New Hampshire is the only state in New England with the death penalty and one of 30 states nationwide.
New Hampshire state government is in uncharted territory.
With the current California challenge and more to come, Rep. Renny Cushing believes a commission is needed.
Lawmakers are about to return to Concord representing a new beginning with the House and Senate in Democratic hands for the first time since the 2009-2010 term.