Due to an overwhelming customer response to notices from the NH Department of Transportation regarding the possible end of service life for decade-old E-ZPass transponders, the NHDOT is extending by two months the date at which non-working transponders (tags) will no longer receive the NH E-ZPass toll discount.
Two public meetings to discuss the proposed location of therapeutic cannabis cultivation sites in Manchester and Rochester are on the calendar. A meeting in Manchester will be held on August 28 and a second one will
be held in Rochester on September 1.
If you were one of the early adopters of this technology, your EZ-Pass transponder may be running out of juice.
Gov. Maggie Hassan signed HB 225 into law on Aug. 1. The bill was proposed after Seth Mazzaglia, 33, convicted of brutally murdering and raping 19-year-old Lizzy Marriott, asked not to attend the sentencing because he didn’t want to hear the victim’s family “yell and whine and bitch and moan.”
Liquid Planet was ordered to close its Speed Slides attraction by Attorney General Joseph A. Foster August 3, 2015 due to elevated bacteria levels detected by a water sample.
The funding, which included $385,000 for the Manchester Planned Parenthood office, was to cover family planning, clinical services, health and sexual education programs, cancer and pregnancy screening and STD screening and treatment.
Public opinion continues to move toward making pot a regulated and taxable commodity.
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department has finalized the 2015 hunting season dates and bag limits for early season migratory game birds, with no changes in bag limits from last year.
Huge case involving computer hacking and ID theft of Americans from overseas, siphoned by Hieu Minh Ngo from his home in Vietnam.
“While others will offer merely the illusion of change, I will be advocating for authentic change to meet our city’s challenges head on,” said Patrick Arnold, who is running for mayor.