New Hampshire’s law granting certain immunity to people who report drug overdoses is poised to stay in place for the indefinite future.
A law signed last session would’ve repealed the immunity law, sometimes known as a “Good Samaritan” law, in 2018. But lawmakers are moving to repeal the repeal, meaning the law will stay on the books. More…
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‘Public school district meeting @ Wilton, NH.
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The House and Senate must finalize bills this week if they must go to a second committee, generally those with fiscal notes. Any differences between the House and Senate versions must be negotiated as we head into May and June. Although a handful of school choice bills remain, some are very significant. We’re not done yet! As always, the detailed schedule with our analysis and recommendations is below with legislators’ contact information at the end. More…
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I agree with Governor Sunna’s decision not to renominate Tom Raffio to the State Board of Education. Raffio would continue the status quo, not #DrainTheSwamp.
But Drew Cline to replace him? Cline is a smart guy. But I don’t know of any experience or interest in education. More…
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A New Hampshire Charitable Foundation fund supporting efforts in the North Country has awarded 19 grants totaling more than $324,000.
The Tillotson Fund awards grants to municipal, educational and nonprofit organizations throughout northern New Hampshire and bordering communities in Vermont and southern Quebec. More..
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and the City Council proposed raising the minimum price of pack of cigarettes to $13, reducing the number of tobacco retailers and banning the sale of tobacco products at more than 550 pharmacies. More…
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I’ve surfed thousands of headlines in the past few weeks looking for content for the New Media Militia. During that time the legacy media message about Republicans is that they have different ideas about almost every issue. They portray this disagreement as division or even civil war. What it actually is are choices. Options. Republicans have a more varied set of opinions, are not locked into a single strategy for government’s role in your life.
Do you ever see any headlines about Democrat division or civil war in the New Hampshire State House? Few if any. That’s because there is only one program from the left and you are either on it or an enemy of the party or the state.
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Only 22 employees of the Manchester School District – former superintendent Debra Livingston, her assistant superintendents, the school principals, the assistant principals and one teacher – earned more than $100,000 last year, a group much smaller than the 165 city-side workers whose 2016 total compensation topped six figures. More…
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[Henniker] Town Administrator Trovato confirms to press…Blomback knowingly violated RSA 41:8 & 91-A:2! More…
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