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Seacoast reports $700,000 and growing in January storms damage in push for state funds - Vimarsana News

Seacoast reports $700,000 and growing in January storms damage in push for state funds

Seacoast lawmakers and town leaders are pushing for funding from NH government as word is awaited on FEMA disaster funds.

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House votes down bill to allow State Board of Education to remove books from schools – New Hampshire Bulletin - Vimarsana News

House votes down bill to allow State Board of Education to remove books from schools – New Hampshire Bulletin

The New Hampshire House voted down a bill Thursday that would bar schools from carrying certain books that include sexual conduct, nudity, and other content – and require that they set up processes to help parents flag and request to remove them.

State House Dome: North County power plant deal in political ICU - Vimarsana News

State House Dome: North County power plant deal in political ICU

GOV. CHRIS SUNUNU didn’t say anything about a veto, but supporters of a biomass plant in Berlin should keep a close watch on a bill that retains substantial subsidies that

Sherman Releases 'More Affordable New Hampshire' Plan - Vimarsana News

Sherman Releases 'More Affordable New Hampshire' Plan

New Hampshire - Sherman Releases 'More Affordable New Hampshire' Plan - NH Journal - Politics

'The year of biomass': Republican lawmakers say increasing biomass a priority for 2023 session – New Hampshire Bulletin - Vimarsana News

'The year of biomass': Republican lawmakers say increasing biomass a priority for 2023 session – New Hampshire Bulletin

At an energy summit Monday, two key Republicans told industry insiders, fellow lawmakers, and clean energy advocates their plan for driving down costs during a panel previewing legislative action in the upcoming session. “This feels very much to me like the year of biomass,” said Rep. Michael Vose, an Epping Republican.