Minimum wage bill killed in NH Senate
read more…: Minimum wage bill killed in NH SenateThe state Senate essentially killed the latest minimum wage bill along party lines 14 Republicans to 10 Democrats voting SB 144 inexpedient to legislate.
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FEMA sending 3 monoclonal antibody teams to NH; 650 more nurses licensed
read more…: FEMA sending 3 monoclonal antibody teams to NH; 650 more nurses licensedThe state has received confirmation from FEMA that it will receive three monoclonal antibody teams at the beginning of the new year.
Sununu admitted to Portsmouth Hospital for evaluation for flu-like symptoms
read more…: Sununu admitted to Portsmouth Hospital for evaluation for flu-like symptomsThe governor tested negative for COVID-19 three times this week.
House backs minimum wage hike, limits plastics, and tables OHRV bill
read more…: House backs minimum wage hike, limits plastics, and tables OHRV billHouse Democrats passed legislation Jan. 9 that would raise New Hampshire’s minimum wage to $15 dollars an hour by 2025, $2 more than originally recommended.
State audit reveals problems with police oversight in NH
read more…: State audit reveals problems with police oversight in NHFor example, law enforcement agencies could suspend an officer for a long period of time for dishonesty or disrespecting the law but these specific instances of misconduct would never come before the PSTC unless the officer was discharged, involved in a criminal matter, or found to have possessed or used a controlled substance.
Senators pass bills to protect businesses, children and promote passenger rail
read more…: Senators pass bills to protect businesses, children and promote passenger railThe New Hampshire Senate passed bills on Thursday that ranged from noncompete clauses for low-wage earners to funding for the project development phase of the capitol corridor rail project.
Meet InDepthNH.org’s talented writers April 28 in Manchester
read more…: Meet InDepthNH.org’s talented writers April 28 in ManchesterInDepthNH.org is hosting a free forum Saturday, April 28, at the Nackey Loeb School of Communications in Manchester from 1 to 4 p.m. to talk about the most fun thing the writers do there — write, write, write.
NH House votes to legalize recreational marijuana, sends bill back to committee
read more…: NH House votes to legalize recreational marijuana, sends bill back to committeeThe fate of HB 656 is yet to be decided, after it was referred to the House Ways and Means Committee for further financial and regulatory study.