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How A Failed Contract Could Upend New Hampshire's Entire Childcare Quality System
Some contracts get voted through without debate. Others, usually those that are controversial or political, can be discussed at length.
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How Weather Is Reshaping Trails In The White Mountains
Experts say trails in New England are particularly susceptible to erosion, even without more intense weather conditions.
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Bulletin Takes Home 16 Awards At Annual New Hampshire Press Association Honors
The New Hampshire Bulletin won 16 awards at the NH Press Association's annual Distinguished Journalism Awards banquet on Thursday.
Nashua, NH|News|
Goodlander Files Stock Trading And Predictions Market Bans For Congress, SCOTUS, White House
The bipartisan Public Service Accountability Act would ban individual stock trading by federal government officials.
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Weeks Before Election, State Appeals Ruling Striking Down Proof-Of-Citizenship Voting Law
If the burden is not deemed severe, the courts will usually uphold the law, as long as it serves an important regulatory purpose.
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Shaheen And Hassan Re-Introduce $65 Billion Federal Opioid Response Plan
The Turn the Tide Act would increase funding for the State Opioid Response Program by almost $4B to $5.5B over 5 years.
Concord|News|
Real Estate Deal Gives A Boost To New Hampshire's Imperiled State Butterfly
Nearly 7 acres of sandy, lupine-laden property adjacent to an existing conservation easement will transfer from private ownership.
Nashua, NH|News|
Rosenwald, The No. 2 Senate Democrat In New Hampshire, Announces Retirement
The announcement caps a 22-year political career in state politics for State Sen. Cindy Rosenwald, D-Nashua, the deputy minority leader.
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Political Consultant Begins Live Streaming NH Executive Council Meetings On YouTube
On March 25, Chris Maidment, a consultant for Councilors John Stephen and David Wheeler, live-streamed the meeting for the first time.
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Conservatives Hope Bipartisan Bill Could Lead To End Of New Hampshire Common Core
HB 1571 would require the state to review its standards in English/language arts, mathematics, and science in 2027 — and issue new ones.
Manchester, NH|News|
New England Airports Spared From Long Lines At Security Checkpoints For Now
No airports expected to have ICE agents, union says; at T.F. Green, it is business as usual; RI congressman to forego pay during shutdown.
Hampton-North Hampton, NH|News|
As State Eyes New Nuclear, Seabrook's Neighbors Offer Insight Formed Over Decades
A study in the journal Nature Communications found a person’s risk of dying of cancer increases with their proximity to a nuclear plant.
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After Political Debacle, 74 Bills Die In House Without A Vote
A series of scheduling woes, lack of time, and partisan machinations upended the New Hampshire tradition of every bill receiving a vote.
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'Right To Compute' Bill Passes House, While Proposed Data Center Precautions Flop
Logic gates are the building blocks of computers, from those found in simple calculators to sprawling data centers.
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Financial Concerns From Senate Result In Child Care Grant And Tax Credit Bills Being Tabled
After debate and communication with the state’s congressional delegation, the Senate tabled a bill to fund the child care workforce grant.
Exeter, NH|News|
Bill To Bar Student ID Cards To Prove Voter Identity Heads To Ayotte's Desk
HB 323 passed the House, 190-148, with five Democrats joining all Republicans in voting for it. On Thursday, the Senate passed it, 16-8.
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Ellms Confirmed As New Chair Of Public Utilities Commission
Christopher Ellms, former deputy commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Energy, was confirmed by the Executive Council Wednesday.
Merrimack, NH|News|
Newly Renovated Merrimack YMCA Child Care Center Brings Officials For A Visit
U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan toured the Merrimack YMCA Early Education Center, a branch of the YMCA of Greater Nashua, on Monday.
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New Research Shows High Costs, Limited Funding Led To Decline In Early Education Programs In NH
Research shows operating a program with separate classrooms for infants, toddlers, 3-year-olds, and 4-year-olds costs about $1.1M to $1.8M.
Concord|News|
As Court Orders Inspections To Continue, State Scrambles To Tell Drivers What That Means
The injunction is the most recent order in a lawsuit brought by a Kentucky-based contractor providing emissions testing in New Hampshire.
