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New Law Aims To Make Playgrounds Safer In New Hampshire — For Everyone
Starting Jan. 1, new public playgrounds must have solid ground surfaces in place of wood chips or other loose covering that can be a hazard.
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NH Decriminalizes Fentanyl And Xylazine Test Strips
New Hampshire has removed fentanyl and xylazine testing equipment from the definition of “drug paraphernalia” in state law.
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Commission To Study State-Run Cannabis Retail Model Moves Ahead In NH
New Hampshire lawmakers and stakeholders will explore a state-run approach to legalizing retail cannabis in the coming months.
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It's About To Become Harder To Keep Meeting Minutes Sealed Forever
Gov. Chris Sununu’s signature this week of House Bill 321 will require public bodies and agencies to review sealed minutes within 10 years.
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Free Menstrual Products Now Required At All New Hampshire Prisons And Jails
The state's prisons, jails, and juvenile facilities are now bound by state law to provide menstrual products at no cost to the incarcerated.
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Can Off-Ramps Keep The 'Regulars' Out Of Jail?
With its ambitious Justice Reinvestment Initiative, the judicial branch hopes to connect existing and often siloed treatment efforts.
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NH Is First State To Partner With 'PFAS Annihilator' To Destroy Firefighting Foams
Under its contract with Revive, the state is expected to remove and dispose of 10,000 gallons of aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF).
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Rents Continue To Climb In New Hampshire Amid Sluggish Construction
According to the U.S. Commerce Department, construction starts have declined in the last year — while rents are increasing in NH.
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State Offers Federal Money To Increase Options To Delay Or Deter Nursing Home Care
The state is pursuing two projects aimed at increasing services that would allow people who qualify for a nursing facility to remain at ...
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New Hampshire Students Are Learning Faster Than In 2019, Helping Close COVID Learning Gap
New Hampshire Student Assessment System data shows students in third to eighth grade are learning faster in Math and English.
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NH Prioritizing 'Disadvantaged' Public Schools In Energy Efficiency Grant Funding
Energy efficiency projects have been successfully completed in Hill, Lempster, New Boston, and Litchfield using $335,000 in grants.
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NH DHHS Is 'Trying To Be Smart' As It Determines Who Can Keep Medicaid
The state is trying to keep residents insured Medicaid if they are eligible or another program such as the federally subsidized Marketplace.
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Dundee Community Forest: 1,250 Acres Conserved In Mount Washington Valley
Trust for Public Land, Upper Saco Valley Land Trust, and the state of New Hampshire announced the creation of the Dundee Community Forest.
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Is There Evidence Of Extraterrestrial Life? Congress Tries To Figure It Out
The lack of transparency regarding UAPs has fueled wild speculation and debate for decades eroding public trust in government institutions.
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Want Real-Time Air Quality Data For New Hampshire? You Can Find It Here.
Canadian wildfire smoke — a mixture of air pollutants produced when wood and other organic materials burn, has made its way to New England.
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Extreme Weather Adds To Concern Over NH Dam Safety
Experts predict an increase in extreme precipitation through the next century — bringing new emphasis to the importance of dam safety.
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With New Law, Withdrawing From A Cooperative School District Just Became Easier
HB 530 changed the state law to allow a three-fifths “supermajority” of voters in one or more towns to leave a cooperative school district.
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What The Monadnock Region Flood Mayhem Signals About The Future Of Rain In NH
It’s the persistence of this summer’s rainfall in New Hampshire that’s getting people to take notice.
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New Data Shows Hunger Is A 'Really Big Issue' For LGBTQ+ People In State, Region
Study: 29% of LGBTQ+ individuals face food insecurity, and 28% have an annual income below $24K.
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NH Electric Cooperative Announces Rate Decrease Starting Aug. 1
Members of the New Hampshire Electric Cooperative will see a rate cut later this summer, as approved by the board of directors this week.
