Pappas renews bipartisan call for vote on small business tax fix

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This week, Congressman Chris Pappas (NH-01), a small business owner and member of the House Small Business Committee, renewed his bipartisan call for Congress to lower taxes for small businesses by restoring common sense tax policy that incentivizes investments in research and innovation, sending a letter to House leadership with Congressman Aaron Bean (FL-04) calling for a reversal of tax code changes that have severely increased the tax burden borne by small businesses investing in research and development (R&D). 

Cinde Warmington testifies in support of constitutional amendment for reproductive freedom

read more…: Cinde Warmington testifies in support of constitutional amendment for reproductive freedom

Democratic gubernatorial candidate and Executive Councilor Cinde Warmington on Wednesday testified before the House Judiciary Committee in support of CACR 23, the constitutional amendment to guarantee the right to safe, legal abortion in the state of New Hampshire.

NH Liquor Commission raises record $180K for NH Food Bank at Distiller’s Showcase

read more…: NH Liquor Commission raises record $180K for NH Food Bank at Distiller’s Showcase

The New Hampshire Liquor Commission (NHLC) raised a record $180,000 for the New Hampshire Food Bank during its 10th annual Distiller’s Showcase of Premium Spirits, providing critical funding to support the Food Bank’s statewide food distribution efforts. The Distiller’s Showcase, the region’s largest spirits tasting expo, took place Thursday, November 2, 2023, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Downtown. The event featured more than 1,000 guests who enjoyed 600 premium and ultra-premium spirits for sampling, poured by world-renowned distillers, brand ambassadors and industry celebrities and experts.

Warming stations fill up as winter settles in, magnifying need for permanent housing solutions

read more…: Warming stations fill up as winter settles in, magnifying need for permanent housing solutions

As the city’s winter operations finally activate with the delayed arrival of winter weather, Mary Chevalier of The Twelve underscores the fact that shelter from the storms is important, but what’s really needed is more affordable housing.

Michael Klass confirmed for Superior Court’s new Land Use Review Docket 

read more…: Michael Klass confirmed for Superior Court’s new Land Use Review Docket 

In land use planning cases, decisions made by municipal planning and zoning boards are appealable to the Superior Court. Each year, there are approximately 60 zoning and planning appeals filed. When a case is filed, the court reviews the appealed decisions to determine if they are reasonable and lawful. If they are, the decision is affirmed and if they are not, the case is sent back to the local land use boards to re-assess the matter based on the findings. 

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