Sununu accused the board of “dereliction of duty” for failing to pave the way for conditional licenses for social workers, mental health workers, and marriage and family therapists, as required by the law he signed two years ago.
Collaboration with local organizations will help individuals with sustained recovery.
As June Trisciani’s event was occurring across town last Friday night, At-Large Board of School Committee Candidate Peter Argeropoulos was kicking off his campaign with an event at Shopper’s Pub.
Former New Hampshire Attorney General and U.S. Senator Kelly Ayotte launched her gubernatorial campaign at The Goat Restaurant on Monday night.
In addition to the first and second groups of conservative candidates that arrived at City Hall to file for local office at roughly the same time, a third group of conservative Board of School Committee candidates officially got on the ballot in the waning minutes before the 2023 Manchester Municipal Election filing period closed.
It’s not yet clear who will fund recovery efforts–whether residents alone will foot the bill through increases on their property taxes, or if Gov. Sununu’s request for a federal emergency declaration will come through–which would distribute the financial burden more widely but still place the burden on taxpayers.
Your boss probably keeps close track of your attendance at work, along with other metrics about your job performance. Still, many of us don’t stop to consider how often our elected officials attend votes at the State House. With the New Hampshire Legislature on summer break, it’s time to ask “how often did my elected representatives show up to work?”
NH Adjutant Gen. David Mikolaities announced Friday that National Guard Bureau (NGB) briefed their initial findings from its Staff Assistance Visit (SAV) on New Hampshire National Guard (NHNG) programs involving sexual assault, harassment, and diversity and inclusion.
On Wednesday, former South Carolina Governor and U.S. Ambassador to the UN held a roundtable with local leaders to discuss the issue of fentanyl.
Weather permitting, work to remove the existing overhead sign structure on I-93 Southbound (mile marker 13.2) will require temporarily closing two lanes from 7 to 11 p.m.