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New Hampshire Rental Availability Rate Well Below National Averages
For years, New Hampshire has had an unsavory distinction: the state with one of the lowest rates of rental availability around.
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NH Cannot Deliver New Dental Benefits To Adults On Medicaid Without More Dentists
Providing nearly 85,000 adults on Medicaid essential dental benefits will be a challenge, officials say.
Manchester, NH|News|
NH DOE Among Participants In Americans For Prosperity 'School Choice' Fair
Americans for Prosperity officials said the event was designed to let curious parents know of different programs available as alternatives.
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Increased Oil Cost Drives Up NH DOT Paving Projects By $1.3 Million
The Executive Council approved $1.3 million in additional spending last week to cover increases in construction projects around the state.
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$50 Million For Building Out Broadband
The Broadband Connect Program is designed to reach residents and businesses who lack access to high-speed Internet by incentivizing ISPs.
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Shibinette On 'Functional Conflict,' Misinformation, And Departing Early
The nurse turned CEO spoke about her decision to leave early, the risks and benefits of speaking up when lawmakers spread misinformation.
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NH's New 10-Year Energy Strategy Focuses On Addressing High Costs
With energy costs spiking, the Department of Energy just released its state energy strategy to ensure safe, reliable, and affordable energy.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
'Already Underwater': A Museum Adapts To Climate Change To Keep History Above Water
Climate change has made his job at the Strawbery Banke Museum more difficult, filling the basement of some of the buildings with water.
Concord|News|
'We Are Just Treading Water': NH Still Struggling To Ensure Poor People Have An Attorney
Crushing caseloads in New Hampshire drove a mass exodus of public defenders — leaving 185 criminal defendants too poor to hire an attorney.
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New Law Tightens Requirements For Lead Testing In New Hampshire Schools
Gov. Chris Sununu signed a law seeking to create a safer place for students by reducing their exposure to lead, a toxic heavy metal.
Hampton-North Hampton, NH|News|
Effects Of Climate Change Are Already Changing Life On The Seacoast
This article is the first of a two-part series about New Hampshire communities on the frontlines of climate change. Part two will be pub ...
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New Law Requires PTSD Training For NH Corrections Officers, First Responders
Corrections officers, firefighters, police, and other first responders who aren't receiving mental health training will have to now in NH.
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New NH Law Limits Charges By Private, Long-Term Care Providers
In September, long-term care facilities must stop billing for rent and fees 10 days after a resident dies or their belongings are removed.
Concord|News|
New Education Funding Lawsuit Focuses On Town-To-Town Inequality Of Property Taxes
Homeowners in the village of Penacook, whose students attend a different district, pay about $3 more per $1,000 value than in Concord.
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State To Launch 'Choose Love' Conference In Effort To Tackle Behavior Leading To School Shootings
The NH Department of Education will host a conference in August designed to train students and educators in techniques to disrupt violence.
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Impact Of State Firearms Law On Federal Firearms Package Unclear
Advocates, NH officials are not sure whether the new state law will affect the federal legislative package — but many are watching closely.
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Community Power Faces Another Delay In New Hampshire
The Public Utilities Commission was scheduled to propose rules for community power Tuesday. Instead, it announced another delay.
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Dozens Still Wait In ERs For Mental Health Care But Fewer Released Prematurely On Technicalities
NH DHHS says it will ensure changes to existing rules governing involuntary emergency admissions comply with state law.
Londonderry, NH|News|
Amid Increases, NH Electric Cooperative's Rates Remain Lower Than Other Utilities
The co-op, which is member-owned, currently has more leeway in purchasing power than investor-owned Eversource, Liberty, and Unitil.
Nashua, NH|News|
Nearly Half Of $12M Fund For Municipal Upgrades Undisbursed, For Now
About $5.4M remains available; Nashua, Londonderry, and other communities were absent from the list; could apply for funds in the future.