New Hampshire residents continue to strongly support the legalization of recreational marijuana use in the state – that, according to a recent Granite State Poll conducted by UNH Survey Center.
The New Hampshire Department of Corrections announces that minimum-security resident John Todd #81051 of the Calumet Transitional Housing Unit in Manchester has been placed on “escape status” as of 6 p.m. on May 22, 2023, after he failed to return to the Calumet House following a scheduled off-site job interview.
Arnold Mikolo, an environmental justice advocate with the Conservation Law Foundation, said people in Manchester have been raising alarms about lead for a long time. The problem has been especially hard on immigrant and refugee communities, he said, who are often living in substandard housing.
Seven things to watch in the current budget cycle.
DHHS has been planning Mission Zero for several months and knows it cannot be achieved overnight. The Mission Zero plan will address the key drivers of New Hampshire’s ED boarding challenge.
SB 272, titled as parents’ bill of rights in education was touted by supporters as a way to ensure accountability within public schools. Opponents saw it as a way to intimidate transgender students by removing safeguards that allow students to speak confidentially with school staff on certain matters.
Medicaid expansion has improved access to health care for New Hampshire’s workers and residents with low incomes while supporting the overall economy, based on NHFPI research published earlier this year.
In September 2022, Amy Dixon, Mary Lee Sargent, and Arnie Albert went before the Concord City Council with a presentation. The NH Historical Commission to which these three individuals belonged wanted to erect a historical marker on Montgomery Street near where Elizabeth Gurley-Flynn had resided in memoriam of the life she lived.
Senator Hassan questioned leaders about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) during a Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee hearing Tuesday.
New Hampshire’s Attorney General’s Office plans to meet with members of Task Force Butler, the anti-fascist group that has been investigating the neo-Nazi terror organization known as NSC-131.