Portsmouth, NH|News|
New Hampshire May Explore Offshore Wind Workforce Training Center
The anticipated development of wind power off New Hampshire's coastline will require a workforce likely numbering in the thousands.
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Nashua, NH|News|
In Spokane, Washington, Officials Test A Housing Strategy Rejected By NH Lawmakers
HB 44 would have allowed homes connected to municipal sewer and water lines to apply to split into a maximum of 4 distinct units.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
In NH's Fourth-Largest City, A Rare Expansion Of Protected Forest
In a rare instance for any city, Rochester recently purchased an additional 122 acres of woods and wetlands, expanding a trail network.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
ISO New England's Consumer Group To Hold Public Meeting In Portsmouth
ISO New England's Consumer Liaison Group will hold a public meeting in New Hampshire on March 30.
Concord|News|
Buying Show Tickets? Be Careful Where You Shop.
New Hampshire, U.S. entertainment venues say they are increasingly faced with angry customers who bought fake or fraudulent tickets.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Lawmakers Say Yes To Prescribing Opioids By Telemedicine
The pandemic inflicted uncountable health challenges on the state, but it also exposed opportunities to improve health care.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
State Lawmakers Debate Privacy Protections For Consumers In An Era Of Data Breaches
Privacy advocates had hoped Congress would provide a solution months ago.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
House Passes Democratic Bill Expanding School Funding, Suggesting Bipartisan Path
The New Hampshire House passed a pair of bills to increase funding for traditional and chartered public schools.
Nashua, NH|News|
Executive Councilor Defends Voting Practice Amid Transparency Questions
Republican Executive Councilor David Wheeler: “I want to make sure my constituents know what my vote is and that my no vote gets recorded.”
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Some NH Police Chiefs Say It's Time To Get Rid Of Officer Physical Fitness Requirements
Enough law enforcement officers fail to pass the required fitness test for sit-ups, push-ups, and a 1.5-mile run, which raises concerns.
Concord|News|
In 'Extremely Frustrating' Vote, House Committee Derails Senate's Sununu Center Plans
It was deja vu for child advocates who've watched with frustration as lawmakers have repeatedly failed to close and replace the center.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Future Of Cannon Mountain Tramway Is Uncertain And Pricey
A bipartisan group of lawmakers, tourism leaders, and the governor want $25 million to replace the 42-year-old Cannon Mountain aerial.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
NH Bill Requiring Single-Sex School Bathrooms Divides Parents, Students
HB 104 would bar gender-neutral multi-stall facilities. Some women share harrowing experiences while others said it was narrow-minded.
Milford, NH|News|
Bill Would End School-Day Clinics For All Vaccines
Wilton Republican: NH and VT schools mistakenly gave children a COVID-19 vaccine without a parent’s permission in 2022, prompting the bill.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
With 72,500 At Risk Of Losing Medicaid, DHHS Moves From Friendly To Urgent 'Contact Us' Letters
Protection expiration also ends “continuous enrollment,” which has allowed people to remain on Medicaid without showing they still qualify.
Hampton-North Hampton, NH|News|
NH Cities, Towns Hoping State Will Make Retirement Contributions Permanent
Lawmakers are attempting to make a 7.5% one-time payment for municipal retirements permanent — after slashing the 35% contribution in 2010.
Windham, NH|News|
Proposal Would Compensate Hampstead For Property Taxes Lost Due To State's Hospital Purchase
An item before the Executive Council would replace $178K in lost property taxes with federal money and revenues from the hospital.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Bill Would Allow New Hampshire Cities And Towns To Pass Rent Controls
A House bill would allow communities to set controls on large developments — including limitations on how quickly rents could rise.
Concord|News|
NH Republicans Seek Major Voting Overhauls, But Chances Of Success Appear Slim
One bill would require college students to receive in-state tuition to register to vote in the state; another moves the primary date.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Right-To-Know Ombudsman Could Settle Disputes When Records Are Denied
Six months after the Legislature created a “right-to-know ombudsman,” Gov. Chris Sununu nominated attorney Thomas Kehr of Concord.
