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Citing Unspecified Issues, Panel Stalls Bipartisan Trash Juice Bill
Legislation spurred by failures to properly manage “trash juice” at several of the state's landfills hangs in uncertainty after a Senate ...
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Bipartisan Paint Recycling Proposal Runs Into Republican Opposition In New Hampshire Senate
The program would allow retailers to volunteer as drop-off sites for the cans, with no cost paid by residents or businessess.
Concord|News|
As Lawsuit Against Voter Registration Law Proceeds, Attorneys Spar Over Who Can Sue
As everyone prepares for litigation, the plaintiffs wonder: Can they sue the state over a law that hasn't yet prevented them from voting?
Concord|News|
NEA Report: NH Is 6th Highest In Per Pupil Spending But Lowest Nationally In State Dollars
New Hampshire spends more per public school student than all but 5 other states, but the largest proportion of local dollars in the U.S.
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'A Bit Kafkaesque': Confusion Continues In Court Over Dartmouth Student's Immigration Status
A Dartmouth computer science doctoral student, Xiaotian Liu's immigration status is thrown into uncertainty, he is suing Homeland Security.
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Executive Council Approves Longtime Prosecutor Strelzin As Assistant Attorney General
Jeffery A. Strelzin spent 22 years at the state Department of Justice before taking a job as an assistant U.S. attorney in May 2023
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New Hampshire Federal Judge To Rule On Whether To Block Trump Anti-DEI Push In Public Schools
To the U.S. Department of Justice, the letter is not an official agency rule; rather, it is an interpretive guidance.
Manchester, NH|News|
In Manchester, Those Treating Substance Use Disorder Fear The Repercussions Of Medicaid Cuts
The meeting came amid growing fears that Medicaid, the country’s public health care program for those with low income or high needs.
Merrimack, NH|News|
Proposal To Let Schools Opt In To Expanded Meal Assistance Gets Bipartisan Support
New Hampshire Hunger Solutions, an org that supports expansion, says more children are showing up to school hungry than may be known.
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As Concern Over State-Owned Dams Grows, Sustainable Funding For Upkeep Proves Elusive
More of the state-owned dams have been classified as “high hazard” over time — roughly doubling over the last 20 years.
Nashua, NH|News|
A German-American From Nashua Has Been Jailed For More Than A Month. It's Still Unclear Why.
Fabian Schmidt, a German-American man living in Nashua, has lived here since he was a teenager and has legal permanent resident status.
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Women Make Up Half Of NH's Population. You Wouldn't Know It By Looking At The Legislature.
While women make up 50.1% of the state’s population, per the latest census, they make up only 35.8% of the legislative chambers combined.
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Rise Of Carbon Programs Has New Hampshire Rethinking The Scope Of Timber Taxes
Under current state law, standing timber can be taxed when assessors determine a municipality is “unreasonably deprived of revenue.”
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With Year-Round Cyanobacteria Blooms, A Northern NH Lake Community Seeks A Solution
Even under the ice, cyanobacteria have been blooming in Partridge Lake in Littleton and Lyman.
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Effort To Redefine PUC's Role Stalls In The House
The tabling motion sets the bill aside; the chamber could later vote to revive it or let it die by not taking it up again.
Bedford, NH|News|
In A Shift, Senate Passes String Of Bills Overriding Local Zoning Barriers To Housing
State senators are clashing over the best way to increase New Hampshire's housing supply.
Concord|News|
'The Governor Is Going To Go In A Different Direction': An Exit Interview With Frank Edelblut
In statements, neither Gov. Kelly Ayotte nor Frank Edelblut detailed why the change was being made; Edelblut later said Ayotte requested it.
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House Passes Bill To Impose Automatic Budget Caps On School Districts
HB 675 requires school districts to cap their spending at prior years' plus inflation. A two-thirds vote could override the cap.
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NH Residents Speak Out On Medicaid Changes, School Funding During Budget Hearing
Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s budget relies on rosy fiscal projections that predict a strong rebound in state business tax revenues.
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Trump Cuts To Department Of Education Spark Divided Reaction In New Hampshire
Some in New Hampshire say they are open to a downsizing of the federal department — if it leads to block grant funding for states.
