Four years ago, a nearly identical bill proposed by fourth graders from the Lincoln H. Akerman School in Hampton Falls was killed by the House while drawing national attention.
On Tuesday night the Board of Aldermen voted unanimously in favor of supporting Safe Station. The vote was prompted by controversy stirred up by Alderman-At-Large Joe Kelly Levasseur, who 48-hours earlier instigated panic in the community by saying he wanted the program gone.
First Keno and now betting on sporting events. The House Tuesday approved sports betting after the US Supreme Court opened the door last year to the once illicit activity.
“We can’t revert to fear tactics on bills like this,” she said. “A simple background check reduces gun violence. It will make a difference, it will save lives.”
New Hampshire lawmakers voted March 14 on legislation dealing with minimum wage, education funding, sexual harassment and more.
This landmark legislation amends existing civil rights law, to provide LGBTQ Americans with the same protections from discrimination as other Americans in key areas, including employment, housing, and education.
In the petition, ConVal said the state must provide ConVal with base adequacy funding of $22,164,318.40 ($10,843.60 per pupil x 2,044 pupils) to meet its constitutional obligations for the 2019 fiscal year.
Last week’s meeting was book-ended around the theme of homelessness and panhandling, and growing concern from several residents and business owners over they city’s need to address the problems during public comment.
Cory Mansfield has been named as the new Golf Professional at the Derryfield Country Club.
Once ranked among the nation’s best, New Hampshire’s mental healthcare system has steadily eroded since the turn of the century, and grown more distressed in the past decade as the demand for mental health services has far outrun the capacity to provide them.