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During the COVID-19 emergency Gov. Sununu allowed parts of driver education to take place online or with a parent. Those adjustments ended along with the state of emergency, but some legislators believe the allowances should go even further. Ten state...

Stephanie Hyland, a first-term state representative from Francestown, has resigned her seat in the New Hampshire House, citing a “mishandling of this legislative session” in a letter addressed to Gov. Chris Sununu.Those conditions “made it...

Stephanie Hyland, a first-term state representative from Francestown, has resigned her seat in the N.H. House, vaguely citing a “mishandling of this legislative session” in a letter addressed to Gov. Chris Sununu.Those conditions “made it unachievable...

The New Hampshire Legislature is not allowing public testimony via Zoom this year, but there are still ways to follow along and participate from home.Send opinion via webformIf you go to the legislative homepage and scroll to the bottom of the page,...

For many years a group of Libertarians in New Hampshire have advocated for the Granite State to secede from the nation. This year the Legislature will formally debate the issue. Democrats and Republican leaders have condemned the idea of secession,...

“Recall” is a process to remove an elected official before his or her term ends. The recent attempt to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom of California has drawn national attention to the process. Now some state legislators want to bring recalls to New...

Kensington NH (PRWEB) October 06, 2021 -- Bold Co-CEOs bringing over 100 organic and natural products made in environmentally friendly manufacturing

Kensington, New Hampshire (PRWEB) October 04, 2021 -- Alnoba Environmental Leadership Awards Recognize Daring Leaders Amidst Urgency of Changing

Should NH add de-escalation and implicit bias training for police to state law? A NH Department of Safety State Police vehicle GEOFF FORESTER / Monitor file Published: 5/18/2021 2:54:27 PM Earlier this year, the New Hampshire Senate unanimously passed SB 114, a bill to require law enforcement officers to complete training on de-escalation, ethics, implicit bias, and cultural diversity. The bill mirrors action from the Police Standards and Training Council to voluntarily add this training. Now t...

Email address: Leave this field empty if youre human: Want to know more about this legislation? Listen as hosts Anna Brown and Mike Dunbar, of Citizens Count break it down in  $100 Plus Mileage . Story Produced by Citizens Count If the federal government raises the minimum wage, New Hampshire employers will have to match that minimum.  Tipped employees, however, are treated differently under state and federal law.  Now lawmakers in Concord are considering a bill to insulate the tipped wage...