Gov. Chris Sununu vetoed three gun violence prevention bills, minimum wage legislation, a redistricting commission and other legislation on Friday that were all close to the hearts of Democratic lawmakers.
It is a sad reality that churches, synagogues, mosques and other places where the faithful gather have been sites of violent attacks. Nothing is more important than the safety and security of our families and neighbors, and these federal funds will help secure vulnerable facilities and local law enforcement have the resources and training needed to keep people safe.” – Congressman Chris Pappas.
U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan says bi-partisan legislation under consideration would eliminate existing barriers to medically-assisted treatment for clinics working with those struggling with addiction.
“So far, New Hampshire has been spared in this onslaught of gun violence and mass shootings – we’re one of just four states without a mass shooting since Sandy Hook. But I for one am not comfortable wishing and hoping that ‘luck’ continues.” – NH Sen. Donna Soucy
On Saturday, the challenger to incumbent Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig opened her campaign office to the public in an event replete with local elected officials and supporters.
Sign up for one of several vacant seats on city boards and commissions.
A monthly rundown on what Parks and Rec has been up to.
The New Hampshire Liquor Commission has been named as one of the top 100 U.S liquor retailers of 2019 by Beverage Dynamics magazine.
The budget shortage is affecting medical care and services, particularly in the mental health field, assisted living facilities and nursing homes.
Road work projects underway this weekend.