It’s that time of year where our newly-elected legislature has been sworn in, bills are getting written, and committee hearings will soon be starting. How can you, as a citizen, become involved in the process?
Recently I was playing a game of Kahoot with a roomful of youth in 6th through 12th grade (GenZ and GenAlpha) and a question regarding President Reagan came up. One of the youth shouted out, “Who is Ronald Reagan?” And almost none of the youth knew who Reagan was…and sadly most of the youth are in high school.
A Charitable Trusts Unit report released Friday by the NH Attorney General’s office details the state’s objection to the proposed merger of GraniteOne Health and Dartmouth Health, which is now off the table.
Raised voices, bitter feelings, and nowhere closer to compromise. It’s conversations like these that leave us thinking: how do you talk to those different from ourselves?
The change comes next month, as Sununu opts out of federal programs that expanded unemployment benefits during the pandemic.
For the first two months of the new fiscal year, business tax revenues have been below what was collected for the first two months of fiscal 2019.
The U.S. Dept. of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 51 percent increase in the need for medical coders during the next five years. In addition to medical reimbursement, coding is used for planning and research, to track diseases and by hospital administrators to determine if facilities are used effectively.
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is on the list of of 85 airports on the receiving end of a total of $169.3 million in airport infrastructure grants issued by the Federal Aviation Administration.
The announcement is part of Gov. Sununu’s “Cutting Regs and Red Tape” agenda.
After more than two weeks and much internal upheaval, HOPE for NH Recovery was cleared Wednesday by the NH Attorney General’s office of any wrongdoing or “criminal conduct.”