Attorney General Gordon MacDonald was officially nomination to serve as the next Chief Justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court during the June 5 Executive Council meeting.
Beginning Monday, June 10, the public can expect an increase in air traffic in the greater Concord area as well as the Lakes Region. More than 100 Army National Guard aviators, crewmen and support personnel from the three states will integrate resources and training, which will focus on the transport and medical care of injured personnel.
The House of Representatives voted 213-141 Thursday to pass SB 241, enabling legislation to fund the project development phase of the capital corridor rail project.
The debate on the budget drew stark lines between Democrats and Republicans as they came to loggerheads over two keys to the proposed budget, paid family and medical leave and business tax rates, amid threats of a gubernatorial veto.
The Senate voted to allow the city of Manchester to hold a charter commission to study whether the board of school committee should decide its own budget.
Low-wage earners could see more money and Medicaid expansion recipients may find it easier to meet work requirements approved last year after Wednesday’s House session.
Chief law enforcement and judiciary officials from NH and Vermont will discuss the need for innovation to meet the current challenges in a special presentation Tuesday, June 11, at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon.
Congressman Pappas has supported a number of legislative measures designed to address this issue, including a bill that would speed generics to market and the Medicare Prescription Drug Price Negotiation Act of 2019, which requires the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to negotiate with pharmaceutical companies.
Eyes on the road, people.
There will be no action taken in the Senate this session on a bill to legalize, tax and regulate recreational marijuana after the Senate voted Thursday to re-refer marijuana legalization legislation to committee.