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In his Dec. 18 opinion article, “The highway to EVs has got to take a detour,” state Sen. James Libby raises several good objections to rules that mandate the use of electric vehicles. “Let’s avoid that (mandates) and look for a better way,” he concludes. That better way is the proposed federal policy embodied in […]

Legislators called the Child Development Services agency 'broken.' Education Commissioner Pender Makin said little to ease their concerns.

The debate involving Michael J. Morris and Matthew S. Boulerice was held Thursday night at Ayotte Auditorium at Thomas College and moderated by James Libby, a professor of business administration at Thomas.

From degree completion rates, to the effect on private enrollment, to overly wide eligibility, many features of the program don't stand up to scrutiny.

From degree completion rates, to the effect on private enrollment, to overly wide eligibility, many features of the program don't stand up to scrutiny.

City Councilor Michael Morris, D-Ward 5, is being challenged by Planning Board member Matthew Boulerice, who is running unenrolled, for a three-year term as mayor to succeed Jay Coelho.

State legislators' voting records varied widely last session.

It was one of several bills seeking to restrict books and discussions in schools about controversial topics, including gender identity and sexual orientation.

The Taxation Committee votes to expand benefits for low-income seniors under 2 existing programs, a move Democrats say will lead to more assistance to seniors who need help the most.

The Taxation Committee votes to expand benefits for low-income seniors under 2 existing programs, a move Democrats say will lead to more assistance to seniors who need help the most.