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On the trail: New poll shows 45% of independent voters view Hassan unfavorably Maggie Hassan speaks to reporters on Nov. 8, 2016, outside a polling place in Portsmouth. AP Published: 1/29/2021 4:41:57 PM With the 2020 election cycle now in the rear view mirror and the early moves underway for the 2022 midterms, a new poll suggests two out of five New Hampshire voters view the job Sen. Maggie Hassan is doing in Washington favorably. Hassan, the Newfields Democrat and former two-term governor who...

NH Business Review R&D credit goes under the microscope in New Hampshire House hearing Measure calls for cutting size of credit allowed to enable 50% increase in interest and dividends tax exemption January 29, 2021 Both the New Hampshire Tech Alliance and the Business and Industry Association of New Hampshire came out against a bill that would substantially cut the state’s research and development tax credit. House Bill 210, which would cut the current R&D credit pool ate from $7 million to ...

Little new emerges in New Hampshire’s right-to-work debate Opponents of bill greatly outnumber proponents at Senate hearing January 28, 2021 Nashua Mayor Jim Donchess testified against right-to-work legislation. For four decades, proposed right-to-work legislation has come before the New Hampshire Legislature without success, in most years voted down by either the House or the Senate. Proponents of prohibiting unions and employers from requiring non-union members to pay dues or fees for admin...

NH Primary Source: Familiar arguments as Senate committee weighs right-to-work bill First attempt at passage in NH since landmark 2018 US Supreme Court decision Share Updated: 3:56 AM EST Jan 28, 2021 First attempt at passage in NH since landmark 2018 US Supreme Court decision Share Updated: 3:56 AM EST Jan 28, 2021 PROPONENTS OPTIMISTIC. For at least the past two decades, proponents of right-to-work legislation have fallen short in the New Hampshire Legislature, but ...

AFP-NH legislative agenda includes right-to-work, college campus free speech, business tax cuts Other priorities are education ‘freedom accounts,’ direct payments to health care facilities, withdrawal from TCI Share Updated: 11:24 PM EST Jan 21, 2021 Other priorities are education ‘freedom accounts,’ direct payments to health care facilities, withdrawal from TCI Share Updated: 11:24 PM EST Jan 21, 2021 (New Hampshire Primary Source is a regular feature of WMUR’s...

by Contributor on Friday January 22 2021 A graduate of L.V. Rogers in Nelson, Lynda Cavanaugh served as Assistant Deputy Minister in the Ministries of Attorney General and Public Safety and Solicitor General between 2011 and 2020. Effective January 22, 2021, Nelson native Lynda Cavanaugh will assume the role of BCLC’s Interim President & CEO while Jim Lightbody continues his medical leave to undergo cancer treatment and recovery a BC Lottery Corporation media rel...

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Local business talk with the local chamber Join Greg Moore with The Morning Mix on Somerset 106 on the first Tuesday of each month for Chamber Talk with the Somerset-Pulaski Chamber of Commerce.  Greg talks with chamber executive director Bobby Clue about what’s happening at the chamber and what the chamber is doing to help our local business community.  If you missed Chamber Talk, you can hear the show right here online each month!  Beginning in February, check out Chamber Talk online! Ch...

The Maple Leafs held a pair of morning skates ahead of tonight’s Blue & White Game at Scotiabank Arena. It took some time for Wayne Simmonds to really tap into his potential as a net-front presence in the NHL, but once he got the hang of it, the 13-year veteran knew he’d found a calling. “The evolution, it just continues,” Simmonds told reporters on a Zoom call Saturday. “For me to get better year after year, that’s more knowledge I have and more insight that Im gaining. Im a stude...

In Trump we trust Inciting violence to suit his agenda to maintain power and favour with his base, is President Trumps modus operandi. Trump is unique to American democracy, in that he denies the historical democratic process and results, which determined he lost the November 3 election. Trump himself admitted he doesnt like losing. He is adding to the delays of the transition process and fuel to the fire. Being nasty and vicious towards those who he deemed the "evil" opposition which stol...