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The Soapbox: ‘I rely on the ACA tax credits’

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If the ACA goes away I’ll have to pay an extra $230 a month. This isn’t feasible. I’m already paying out of pocket for doctor visits. It just feels like I’m being punished for coming from a background without having family support. I’m doing all the things I’m supposed to – I work, I go to school, I lead, and its just not enough.

NH adapts to changing student population as state adequacy aid hits highest per-pupil level

read more…: NH adapts to changing student population as state adequacy aid hits highest per-pupil level

“New Hampshire’s public schools are navigating a continued decline in student enrollment,” said Commissioner of Education Caitlin D. Davis. “These shifts may require school districts to make thoughtful adjustments as they work to prepare and finalize their budgets in March for the next school year. The Department will continue to support school leaders as they respond to enrollment changes and work with their taxpayers to understand the impacts of these changes on local budgets.”

Pappas: Lack of ACA tax credit deal leaves NH families facing ‘real financial pain’

read more…: Pappas: Lack of ACA tax credit deal leaves NH families facing ‘real financial pain’

On Friday, Nov. 14,U.S. Representative Chris Pappas (D-NH-01) held an informal roundtable meeting with several New Hampshire women about facing various financial challenges if nothing is done to extend Affordable Care Act tax credits over the next few weeks.

Community members share ideas on how to invest $2 million SMART grant

read more…: Community members share ideas on how to invest $2 million SMART grant

Earlier this year, the City of Manchester earned a $2 million Strenghtening Mobility and Revolutionizing Transportation (SMART) Grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation. This week, members of the community gathered in the cafeteria of Manchester Central High School to provide their opinions on how that money should be spent.

12 people convicted in cross-state social media drug trafficking investigation

read more…: 12 people convicted in cross-state social media drug trafficking investigation

Twelve people have pleaded guilty over the last eight months in federal court for their participation in a social media-facilitated drug trafficking ring that distributed deadly fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine across New Hampshire and Maine, United States Attorney Erin Creegan announced Thursday. 

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