In association with two partner organizations, the group provided a three-hour presentation on Wednesday outlining its findings from months of information gathering.
Governor Chris Sununu announced earlier this week that HHS Commissioner Jeff Meyers will not be seeking reappointment upon the conclusion of his term, which ends January 16, 2020, to pursue opportunities in the private sector.
On Oct. 15 eight members of the New Hampshire House of Representatives released statements on bail reform. Bail reform has passed the legislature with bipartisan support two years in a row.
The issue of homelessness became a flashpoint at the Board of Aldermen meeting on Tuesday night, sparked by concerns from Alderman at-Large Joseph Kelly Levasseur.
Hillsborough County will re-indict people who have been indicted for strangulation, but whose cases haven’t yet been resolved, according to County Attorney Michael Conlon.
On Tuesday, Mayor Joyce Craig announced that the Manchester Police Patrolmen’s Association (MPPA) and the Manchester Association of Police Supervisors (MAPS) endorsed her re-election as Mayor of Manchester.
Thanks to the end of Concord’s budget impasse, state aid is expected to help with tax relief, although details still remain unresolved.
The conversation highlighted innovative programs and benefits delivered by health plans through employers in New Hampshire, and how these offerings can improve long-term patient outcomes and lower costs.
As a result of the compromise budget reached Sept. 30, Manchester will receive an additional $20,861,996 in funding from the state. Nearly $14.9 million toward schools, and $5.8 million for municipal revenue sharing.
Goffstown Department of Public Works Director Meghan Theriault will be leaving her position on Oct. 30, marking the end of over 15 years she has spent working for the town.