Nashua Public Library presents plaza renovation plans for public input 

read more…: Nashua Public Library presents plaza renovation plans for public input 

Two concept maps were presented at the public input session. Core elements of both concepts include a vegetated lawn and path as a gateway to the library, an amphitheater or stage area in the middle and an active play area on the right toward the parking lot. Other features include a shade or rain shelter area, a garden, market stalls for the Nashua farmers market and table seating, the addition of bike racks and an area for food trucks. 

It’s time to allow New Hampshire therapeutic cannabis patients to grow their own medicine 

read more…: It’s time to allow New Hampshire therapeutic cannabis patients to grow their own medicine 

I, along with other state reps are putting forward a bill (HB 1231) that would allow NH therapeutic cannabis patients to grow a specific number of plants, under restricted conditions to use as part of their medicine.  Here’s why.

New Year brings new anti-trans laws to Concord

read more…: New Year brings new anti-trans laws to Concord

Soon after the New Year came around in 2024, Republican lawmakers in the New Hampshire state government submitted a series of bills aimed at fundamentally ending all legal recognition of any kind for transgender individuals. Bills submitted this year echo those submitted last year, which were part of a nationwide effort to deny transgender people access to medical care, use of public restrooms, and disallowing playing on sports teams that conform with their gender identity, among others.

100 cities strong: Manchester chosen to be part of national anti-stigma pilot program

read more…: 100 cities strong: Manchester chosen to be part of national anti-stigma pilot program

As part of the campaign, residents and community leaders in Manchester are being asked to participate in an online survey by Feb. 29, 2024 to measure addiction knowledge, confidence in how to respond to a substance use disorder and levels of stigma in the community.

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