Governor’s Commission on Cryptocurrencies and Digital Assets release final report

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This week, Governor Chris Sununu released the final report and recommendations compiled by the Governor’s Commission on Cryptocurrencies and Digital Assets. 

Lawmakers spar over bills to expand or restrict Education Freedom Account program

read more…: Lawmakers spar over bills to expand or restrict Education Freedom Account program

Republican lawmakers are seeking to expand the eligibility for the state’s Education Freedom Accounts program that allows lower-income students to use state dollars for non-public types of education, including private and parochial schools.

Committee weighs returning firearm rights to ex-felons

read more…: Committee weighs returning firearm rights to ex-felons

On Friday, the New Hampshire House of Representatives’ Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety met to hear testimony on several bills. Here is a recap of what they heard.

Committee votes against recommendation for sexual abuse recording bill

read more…: Committee votes against recommendation for sexual abuse recording bill

The New Hampshire House of Representatives Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety met on Thursday, here is a recap of the bills they discussed.  

Abortion care advocates gather for new bill

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CONCORD, N.H. – On Thursday morning, the Planned Parenthood New Hampshire Action Fund and other reproductive rights supporters held an

Jan. 18 Emergency Operation Center update

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The city is working on opening two emergency shelters following the evacuation of the homeless encampment on Wednesday.

Sex offender employment bill returns to NH House for third time

read more…: Sex offender employment bill returns to NH House for third time

Returning for a third attempt at becoming a law, members of the New Hampshire House of Representatives Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee heard a bill on Wednesday that would provide additional employment restrictions for registered sex offenders.

Executive Council OKs use of state-owned Tirrell House to help Manchester homeless crisis

read more…: Executive Council OKs use of state-owned Tirrell House to help Manchester homeless crisis

Lori A. Weaver, interim commissioner of the state Department of Health and Human Services, said the building will be made available immediately after the vote Wednesday and that it was her understanding it would be used to help house women, though the state does not require that it only be for women if there is a need for others to use the property at 15 Brook Street.

Towns and cities need help with rental crisis, lawmaker says

read more…: Towns and cities need help with rental crisis, lawmaker says

Some lawmakers want to give local officials tools to address skyrocketing rental rates, but landlords say the solution is to build more apartments not create more regulations.

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