“I am deeply disappointed with the governor’s decision to veto paid family and medical leave, a program the vast majority of Granite Staters support because it’s good for families and it’s good for businesses.” – Sen. President Donna Soucy, D-Manchester
Democratic Senate President Donna Soucy signed a bill establishing paid family and medical leave insurance on Wednesday.It now awaits action from Republican Gov. Chris Sununu.
The Board of Aldermen covered a lot of territory on Tuesday night.
With the city’s upcoming budget, Berlin will need to eliminate two police officers, two firefighters, and a public works employee, among other cost-cutting measures, which also include the town having to close an elementary school.
A federal lawsuit was punctuated by a fly-over of the VA Hospital by an airplane trailing a banner that read: VAMC – HONOR ALL POWER/MIA – REMOVE BIBLE.
Providers and families joined with Senators Cindy Rosenwald of Nashua and Jeb Bradley of Wolfeboro to encourage Senate budget writers to include in their spending plan the components of Senate Bill 308, which includes such provisions as an increase in Medicaid reimbursement rates and investment in the State Loan Repayment program.
Despite veto-proof majorities supporting death penalty repeal in the NH House and Senate, and despite a chorus of voices from the NH criminal justice and murder victim family member communities and the growing pro-repeal movement from conservatives around the country, Governor Sununu today vetoed HB 455.
As a possible precursor to a vote to legalize recreational use of marijuana, the Senate Thursday approved allowing patients in the medical marijuana program to grow their own cannabis.
The New Hampshire Bar Association will host a free criminal record annulment clinic on Wednesday, May 15, from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Manchester Community Resource Center, 434 Lake Avenue.
My name is Michael Porter and I am announcing my intention to run for Alderman in Ward 8.