“New Hampshire is moving quickly to build a new youth development center that is designed for the future of juvenile justice to provide the best outcome for our kids,” said Governor Chris Sununu. “Creating operational efficiencies is key to meeting that goal, which is just what locating the center in Hampstead would do.”
Online poker is illegal in New Hampshire, and most of the rest of the United States. But many find ways to do it anyway, experts say.
The New Hampshire Department of Safety Monday opened registration for listening sessions for its 2024 annual highway safety plan, which will focus on the increase in fatal accidents in the state, and specifically those related to unrestrained drivers.
The $250,000 project included extensive restoration of not only the iconic bronze and cement fixtures but also electrical work – including replacement glass globes – and the fountain itself which has not operated for many years.
U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) led the New Hampshire congressional delegation in announcing $9,046,434 from the U.S. Department of Treasury for the State of New Hampshire through the Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) program. These funds, allocated under the ERA2 program created by congressional Democrats’ American Rescue Plan Act, assists New Hampshire renters with rent and other housing expenses, including energy and utility costs.
U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan (D-NH), a senior member of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, joined New Hampshire fire fighters in applauding Senate passage of a bipartisan bill to extend federal grant programs for local fire departments.
The Senate Judiciary Committee heard six cannabis bills Thursday including one in which the state would sell it at liquor stores and tax the wholesale price of the drug at 12.5 percent.
In a packed Representatives Hall, opponents and supporters of the Parental Bill of Rights in Education testified on whether Senate Bill 272 would harm or help children and their parents.
The New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT) plans to close both the northbound and southbound Open Road Toll (ORT) lanes at the Hooksett Toll Plaza on Interstate 93 for system testing.
The New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT) will begin road work on I-393, between Exits 1 and the Chichester/Pembroke town line, including the ramps for exits 1, 2 and 3 beginning on Monday, April 17, 2023.
At the corner of Wellington Road and Edward J. Roy Drive, a combination gas station/convenience store/fast food restaurant is currently under construction without a drive-thru addition, and it looks like it will stay that way for the near future at least.
Borja Alvarez de Toledo, president and CEO of Waypoint, the oldest human service agency in New Hampshire, concurs: “The CFI provider network is in danger of collapse. Without a meaningful increase in funding, we will be forced to end those services leaving hundreds without care. It is an impossible and heartbreaking situation.”
A spreadsheet with each roll call vote so far in the NH House this year.
New Hampshire voters claiming the Executive Council and State Senate districts were unconstitutionally and unlawfully gerrymandered will have their day before the Supreme Court May 11.
The State of New Hampshire may have a new online election portal, although there is a still a question of how this new initiative will be paid for.
The $6,101.26 which was recently presented to city Public Health Director Anna Thomas, will cover critical electrical components to the program’s mobile dental van as well as updating outlets and breakers at each of the 21 schools service
Every year, thousands of children in New Hampshire face sometimes unimaginable situations. City and State officials continue to respond to reports of child abuse and neglect as the number of cases persists.
Last Thursday, the Manchester Planning Board received updates on a new mixed-use development and parking garage that will eventually replace the current Pearl Street Parking Lot.
Addressing Gov. Chris Sununu’s budget director, officials with DHHS argued that the state had been underfunding the shelters in the state for years. Currently, the state allocates just under $5 million in state funds per year; the department asked Sununu to fund them at $12 million per year in his next proposed budget.
