Category Archives: Budgets
Republican Review: The Budget, What they are saying…
Another successful legislative season has concluded for the summer and Republicans have once again passed a responsible conservative budget that helps the state live within its means while taking care of our state’s top priorities. Papers across the state have … Continue reading
Claremont NH Schools Outsource Food Service
Claremont — Fresh fruit and vegetables, made to order sandwiches and more locally sourced foods are being promised to students returning to Claremont schools this fall following the School Board’s vote to contract with The Abbey Group, of Enosburg, Vt., for … Continue reading
Heartless Maggie Hassan Has No Moral Authority on Health Care
Maggie goes to DC and forgets that her last proposed state budget as governor of New Hampshire cut $58 million dollars out of the New Hampshire Department of health and human services budget. Seven million of that from nursing homes. | … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Democrats, Health Care, New Hampshire News
Tagged Health Care, Maggie Hassan
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Franklin NH Gets $125,000.00 for Dropout Prevention
The city of Franklin, New Hampshire got a gift in the new Republican state Budget. A grant for $125K to address its distinction of having the third highest dropout rate in the state. | More… | GraniteGrok
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Education, GraniteGrok
Tagged Dropouts, Franklin, Money, School District
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Timberlane Predicts $550k Surplus Shortfall
Before any budget is approved, prudence and common sense require an examination of projected revenues. Unfortunately, Timberlane’s budget committee never looks at revenue before they give their stamp of approval. Why does this matter? Shaky revenues mean a risk of … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Donna Green, Education
Tagged Budget, Sandown, Timberlane
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Sign the Petition: No More Tax Dollars to Abortion Providers
On June 21, the Executive Council voted 4 – 1 to approve contracts with Planned Parenthood of New England and The Equality Center in Concord to the tune of $440,000. Sadly, only Executive Councilor Dave Wheeler voted NO on this … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Budgets, Debt/Spending
Tagged Abortion Funding, Jane Cormier, NHRTL, Planned Parenthood
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NH Budget: Tax Cuts, Tax Repeal, Funding for State Priorities
The House voted 198-169 in favor of the $11.7 billion 2-year spending plan for the State of New Hampshire contained in HB144, and 212-161 in favor of HB517, the trailer bill containing policy and tax reforms to accompany the budget. … Continue reading
Video: Why Is Healthcare So Expensive?
The Affordable Care Act was supposed to lower healthcare costs, but it has done just the opposite. Why? Because it ignored the realities of how markets work. | Prager U
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Economy/Economics, Health Care
Tagged ACA, Health Care, Obamacare
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NH Republicans Work Together to Pass State Budget, Full-Day Kindergarten
In two legislative victories for Gov. Chris Sununu, he saw Republicans unite to pass a state budget and full-day kindergarten. The New Hampshire House and Senate met Thursday for the final session of the legislative year in their respective chambers, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Sununu, Keno, Kindergarten, State Budget
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N.H. Lawmakers Pass $11.7 Billion Budget, Governor Will Sign
Both the New Hampshire House and Senate passed the Senate’s two-year budget Thursday. Governor Chris Sununu called the budget “a bold step in the right direction” and says he’ll sign it. | NHPR
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Tagged Budget, Chris Sununu, Legislature
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The New Media Militia 