Van Ostern ready to run for governor
read more…: Van Ostern ready to run for governorColin Van Ostern, currently serving as an Executive Councilor, plans to make his bid for the governor’s office official Thursday.
Colin Van Ostern, currently serving as an Executive Councilor, plans to make his bid for the governor’s office official Thursday.
Work to repair the roadway that collapsed after the 10-inch water main underneath South Beech Street broke will continue into the night by the Highway Department, Chabot said.
Gov. Hassan has made it official with a YouTube video announcement. She is the first Democrat to announce candidacy in the U.S. Senate race for NH’s seat, currently held by Republican Kelly Ayotte.
Governor Maggie Hassan will join Department of Safety Commissioner John Barthelmes, Attorney General Joe Foster, Manchester Police Chief Nick Willard and other local officials Oct. 1 to announce two state substance abuse grants that will help support efforts to combat the heroin and opioid crisis in high-risk communities like Manchester.
High school girls who are passionate about government and are interested in learning more about the intricate world of public policy are encouraged to apply for a unique internship program, Girls Rock the Capitol (GRTC). Deadline is Oct. 31.
Citing the strong possibility for underage consumption of alcohol, along with potential liability issues for restaurant and lounge owners, the New Hampshire Liquor Commission (NHLC) has issued an order banning the sale of powdered alcohol in New Hampshire and preventing the product from being shipped into the state.
In selecting the nonprofit organizations to grow and dispense medical marijuana in NH, the state followed the proper process despite recent criticism, says Governor.
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Division of Family Assistance (DFA) has spelled out some additional restrictions on EBT (Electronic Benefit Transfer) cards, to help prevent welfare fraud, that go into effect Sept. 18, 2015.
While some of these laws may have made sense long ago, some are leaving more confusion and questions than answers. School age kids from around the state are being invited to find the silliest, most outdated, nonsensical laws that they can find.
SB 88 allows NH Rail Transit Authority to operate more efficiently and SB 63 establishes a legislative committee to study public-private partnerships for infrastructure projects.