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NH House Again Rejects Anti-Union 'Right-To-Work' Bill
On Thursday, the House of Representatives voted 200 to 180 to indefinitely postpone House Bill 238, so-called “right to work” legislation.
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Ayotte's Budget Address Promises 'Greater Prosperity For All Of New Hampshire'
Overall, Gov. Kelly Ayotte's proposed budget would spend $16.5 billion over the next two fiscal years, 6% more than the current biennium.
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Universal Opposition Turns Out For Change To Adequate Education
HB 283 would remove specific areas of study required under social studies as well as arts, world languages, engineering, computer sciences.
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Bill Related To Excess SWEPT Payments Goes To NH Legislative Hearing
A bill that would change how the state addresses excess funds paid to municipalities for the use of school districts went to a hearing.
Manchester, NH|News|
Union Leader Newspaper Dissolves Employees' Trust In Bailout Deal
New Hampshire Union Leader employees no longer have an ownership stake in the paper as the William Loeb Union Leader Trust was dissolved.
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Speaking Of Words: Humorous English
Ferber: If my title leads you to hope this column is about amusing things in English,I’m afraid I’ll disappoint you.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Portsmouth's Music Hall: A Cultural Landmark
Tina Sawtelle oversees 33 full-time employees at the hall, making it the largest nonprofit performing arts organization in New Hampshire.
Concord, NH|News|
Volinsky: HB 638 — A Second Look For People Serving Life Without Parole
Attorney: When an election is won, winners should have their choice of cabinet officials — but they should not be unqualified toadies.
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Distant Dome: New Hampshire State Budget Battle About To Begin In Earnest
Rayno: Ayotte and her budget team have been working overtime to fill the gap between expenditures and revenues that may approach $1 billion.
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State Revenues On Target But Budget Concerns Remain
For the month, the state collected $194.9 million, which is $2.2 million more than estimates, but $17 million less than a year ago.
Concord, NH|News|
Let The People Decide No-Excuse Absentee Voting, Bill's Sponsor Says
Secretary of State David Scanlan did not take a position on CACR 5 but Rep. Connie Lane, D-Concord, said the voter should be able to decide.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Ayotte, BEA's Lamontagne Sees Business Recruitment Opportunities With Canada
Energy products are also a likely price concern if products are under a tariff.
Concord, NH|News|
Gov. Ayotte Nominates Cline, Duprey To Renewed Terms On Boards
The governor also tapped Ann Lane of Durham for a Board of Education at-large seat and James F. Laboe of Hopkinton for the District 2 seat.
Manchester, NH|News|
Ex-Staffer Sentenced To 30 To 60 Years For Sexually Assaulting Two Boys At YDC
Stanley Watson was convicted on 3 counts of sexually assaulting two boys while they were incarcerated at the juvenile detention facility.
Nashua, NH|News|
Notable New Hampshire Deaths: Former State Reps. Gargasz, LeBrun, And Rous
Veterans from Brentwood, Exeter, and North Hampton; educators from Bow, Franconia, and Windham; a Londonderry school nurse from Weare.
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Laconia State School Sale Moving Forward: Executive Council Notes
A deal to sell the more than 200-acre parcel to another developer for $21.5 million fell through but the state rebid it.
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Grant Program Would Help Lower Insurance Premiums, Committee Told
The NH Insurance Dept. is proposing what it calls a modest step to help low-to-medium-income homeowners “solidify” homes, reduce premiums.
Exeter, NH|News|
Kingston Rep. Apologizes To YDC Victims, Then Insults Them And Their Lawyers
State Rep. Ken Weyler, R-Kingston, said his role as chairman of finance was to acknowledge the concerns surrounding public resources.
Exeter, NH|News|
YDC Victim Calls Out Rep’s ‘Ignorant, Cruel, Deplorable’ Comments
At a hearing, State Rep. Ken Weyler, R-Kingston, insinuated victims might say, “I’ll just say they abused me and I’ll become a millionaire.”
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Speaking Of Words: Euphemisms
Ferber: Agentless passives are often euphemisms. “Mistakes were made” became famous during the Watergate hearings.
