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New Hampshire House Votes In Favor Of $35 Million Parking Garage For Lawmakers
House members voted Thursday to spend $35 million to build themselves a new parking garage.
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Affordable Housing Advocates Excited About Sununu Housing Plan – But Wary
As lawmakers prepare to receive the governor’s formal proposal, advocates are urging Sununu to center the program around that standard.
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Sununu's Redistricting Proposal For Congressional Districts Raises Concerns For Some
The House could vote to override a governor's veto of the congressional district map — which would require a two-thirds majority.
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Sanctuary Cities Bill Passes The New Hampshire House
HB 1266 would make it illegal for state or local governments to restrict cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Senate Approves Measure Encouraging State Use Of Electric Vehicles
The Senate approved a bill that would set the state on a path to create a plan to switch state vehicles from gas to electric.
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‘A General Culture Of Distrust': Lawmakers Battle Over Election Access And Integrity
The mounting mistrust in New Hampshire elections is not only evidenced in public testimony given at the State House for a slew of bills.
Nashua, NH|News|
The State Of Hunger: A Disconnect Between Need And Available Food
Some are having trouble getting the food while pantries have been turning away deliveries because they don’t have the storage space.
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House Committee Supports Compromise On Vaccine Registry Option
There's been a push this session by privacy advocates to switch the state's new vaccine registry to opt-in.
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Legal Professionals Argue 'Felonies First' Program Has Not Led To 'Same Justice, Sooner'
The House is poised to repeal “Felonies First,” a court reform program that defense attorneys and some prosecutors say failed to work.
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House Votes In Favor Of Legislation To Change Youth Risk Survey From Opt-Out To Opt-In
Despite pleas from law enforcement and public health leaders, the House voted to change participation in a biannual student survey
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Outlook For 'Teacher Loyalty' Bill Dims As House Education Committee Recommends It Be Killed
The bill would prohibit NH teachers from advocating for theories "promoting a negative account or representation" of the nation's founding.
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House Committee Recommends Bill To Make Youth Risk Behavior Survey Opt-In
The data from the anonymous survey not only guides policy decisions but is often required to obtain federal and other funding.
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Lawmakers Move Closer To Merger Of Granite State College And UNH
Senate lawmakers appear poised to move ahead with a plan to merge Granite State College in Concord with the University of New Hampshire.
Londonderry, NH|News|
Progressive Candidates Prevail In School Board Elections Despite Passionate Campaigns On Right
In Londonderry, voters opted against a warrant article that would have stripped away the authority of officials to impose future mandates.
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To Address Housing Shortage, Bill Targets Sweet Spot Between Homes And Complexes
Do homeowners have a right to create four-unit lots to help ease the housing burden in New Hampshire?
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When COVID-19 Lingers: The Long Road To Recovery Stretches On For Many
From Concord to Exeter to Marlborough, Granite Staters are dealing with the long-term effects of infection.
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Electric Vehicle Advocates See A Major Roadblock Ahead: A Lack Of Charging Stations
There may not be many electric vehicles in the state right now. But clean energy advocates expect that to change soon — and drastically.
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Bill Would Allow A Man, Without Proving Paternity, To Halt A Woman's Abortion
State Rep. Jeffrey Greeson (R-Wentworth) said the bill intends to protect fathers’ rights just as the Supreme Court has protected mothers.
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UNH In Space: Scientists Chosen By NASA To Lead $250 Million HelioSwarm Mission
Researchers will prepare 9 spacecraft and manage a team of scientists studying how the sun impacts the environment.
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As NH School Funding Gaps Persist, Search For A Solution Continues
As debates rage over CRT, education freedom accounts, mask policies in schools, school funding inequities receive little attention.
