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Funding for projects in Londonderry to deal with PFAS contamination, to improve the Mendums Pond “high hazard dam” in Nottingham, complete a $1 million replacement of the Portsmouth Fish Pier and for the first time, allow for a summer food program for 44,000 of the state’s neediest children in 2025 are all on the agenda for an Executive Council meeting on Wednesday.
A weapons bill signed into law three weeks ago by Gov. Chris Sununu could have human consequences when seconds count in schools and financial consequences to taxpayers, members of the law enforcement community and Democratic lawmakers said Thursday.
Today, Governor Chris Sununu signed Executive Order 2022-05, Exempting Funeral Processions From Paying Tolls on New Hampshire Turnpikes.
A new campus in Franklin focused on the needs of the state’s veterans and a $100 million fund to incentivize local housing projects across the state were among new initiatives Gov. Chris Sununu outlined in his State of the State address Thursday.
Rep. Ken Weyler, R-Kingston, was accused Monday by House Democrats of spreading “pages of disinformation” about COVID-19 vaccinations to members of the Joint Fiscal Committee that he chairs, this time for sharing a video and documents that included one called “The Vaccine Death Report.”
State employees, who were at the meeting to answer questions about how the funds were to be used received threats and had to be escorted to their cars by State Police for their safety. And as one mob member shouted, “mission accomplished!”
CONCORD – State police were called to the State House Thursday after hundreds of pro-choice activists, public education supporters, disability rights groups, and climate change activists entered the building following an outdoor rally and demanded Gov. Chris Sununu veto the budget.
The first installment of the $46 million federal Department of Education grant, $10.1 million, was accepted on a 7-3 vote, not surprisingly down party lines.
“It is safe to say” Republicans have taken the state House, Senate and Executive Council majorities, Secretary of State William Gardner said late Wednesday morning.