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Opponents Of Sununu's Plan To Consolidate, Eliminate Licensing Boards Speak Out
Midwives, landscape architects, stenographers, psychologists, podiatrists, nurses, naturopathic doctors, assessor, others opposed the bill.
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Portsmouth Police Chief's Assistant Pleads Guilty To Reckless Operation
Jackie Burnett of Hampton pleaded guilty on Monday to a reduced charge after being arrested for DUI after crashing into a pole Feb. 25.
Hampton-North Hampton, NH|News|
Obituary: Paul Holloway, Seacoast Auto Dealer, College Trustee
Paul Holloway served for 20 years on the board of trustees of the Community College System of New Hampshire, several years as chairman.
Windham, NH|News|
A NH Writer’s Life: Mike Morin, John Robinson, And Rebecca Kaiser Gibson: Author Updates
Stoddart: I wanted to update what has been happening to a few of the authors I’ve gotten to know and let folks know what’s been happening.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Lucy On The Loose: Snowga, The New Cross Fit
Wyman; I love winter. I love snow. Needless to say, our NH winters are not what they used to be.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Bald and Sedoric: Second FBO Would Be Good For Pease Airport
George Bald and Tom Sedoric: The “rest of the story” is that Port City Air wishes to retain its lucrative monopoly at Pease in Portsmouth.
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Safety Commissioner Quinn Whistleblower Complaint Dismissed
Even though Tiffany Foss believed Quinn broke the law when he requested a background check for an acquaintance, she no longer works for him.
Manchester, NH|News|
Radio Free NH: Should Witches Be Less Loathsome?
Davidow: Dahl’s publishers have decided to change book language to better suit modern sensibilities — like no longer calling people fat.
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Bill To Change The Site Evaluation Process Not Ready For Prime Time
The committee will work on the bill, a priority of the governor and others, who believe the current process needs reform.
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Distant Dome: New Hampshire House Apt To Go Late Thursday, Bring Dinner
Rayno: Thursday’s regular House calendar has 15, yes 15 bills, that will come to the floor without a committee recommendation.
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House Votes Down Tenant Rights, Gun Control, Expands Education Freedom Accounts
Bills to restrict gun rights and expand tenant rights in housing matters go nowhere, but expanding EFAs were approved.
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Notable New Hampshire Deaths: Former State Rep. Herb Richardson Of Lancaster
A veteran, a teacher, a town official, and a newspaper publisher are all featured in this week's New Hampshire obituaries.
Windham, NH|News|
Screenshots: Brad Pitt's 'Babylon' Delivers A Down-Market Drama
Stoddart: Pitt’s latest film explores the depravity of Hollywood and silent movies in the 1920s — with the introduction of talkies.
Nashua, NH|News|
Moose's Pals: Piggy Is Ready To Be Your One And Only
Pets are available for adoption.
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Vote On Whether To Abolish Dalton Planning Board, Conservation Commission To Go Ahead
The injunction asked the court to remove the petition articles from the warrant or allow a special town meeting later.
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White Mountain National Forest Announces Youth Conservation Corp Summer Work Program
The purpose of the YCC program is to accomplish needed conservation work on public lands, while providing an educational experience.
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Sununu Blasts Hospitals Over Lawsuit On ER Boarding Of Mental Health Patients
The governor thinks hospitals have a lot of explaining to do when it comes to helping communities find mental health solutions.
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Edelblut Seeks Subpoena Power To Investigate Educator Misconduct
HB 533 would give the state's education commissioner subpoena power in educator misconduct cases similar to other licensing boards in NH.
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Prohibiting Gender Transition Procedures For Minors Bill Overwhelmingly Opposed
Supporters of HB 619, a bill that would prohibit procedures, were few, with five of the 55 signed up to speak in favor.
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Special Olympics Return To Waterville Valley For The First Time Since 2020
The valley, which had seen three successive snowfalls last week, including this weekend, which delivered more than 10 inches of snow.
