I try to stand on a public hiking trail near the New Hampshire State Prison for Women. I have a full video rig plus a rattlesnake flag and a sign reading “Let my people go / NHFree.com.” Stay tuned to find out if that’s “allowed” or “SWAT-teamable.”
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After WMUR-TV meteorologist Hayley LaPoint revealed on air and online that she and her husband had had three miscarriages over the past two years, her pregnancy was followed closely by many viewers.
The station announced Wednesday that her baby girl, Eleni Kathleen, was born Monday. More…
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No Waffles? Where’s the inclusiveness and diversity?
For 25 years, the UNH LGBTQ+ and allied community has celebrated its progress and its heroes in creating a better campus climate for everyone. On April 18th, 200 people gathered in the MUB Granite State Room. And the party began. Again. More…
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A New Hampshire mother of two says a bullet came flying through the windshield her car while her young children were in the backseat.
Investigators in Epping, New Hampshire are trying to figure out where the bullet came from that hit the woman’s windshield around 2 p.m. on April 11. New Hampshire State Police sent the bullet to a lab and are working to find out who pulled the trigger. More…
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A judge has ordered mortgage broker Michael Gill to remove any public statements accusing attorney Alex Walker of attempted murder from electronic business signs outside Gill’s business offices.
Superior Court Judge N. William Delker issued a permanent injunction April 10, prohibiting Gill from making further statements – in any form – claiming Walker committed attempted murder. More…
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Concord. The co-chairs said, “We disagree with the Speaker’s assertion that the House Republican Alliance (HRA) is anything but a legislative caucus of Republican House members and are disappointed that he continues to attack conservative Republicans and divide the party.
We have just learned that 20 years ago, paperwork was filed with the Secretary of State to establish a House Republican Alliance as a non-profit corporation and that this paperwork was updated in 2015. The law does not require non-profit corporations to maintain bylaws, and we would point out that in the two decades that the HRA has operated just as it does today, no Speaker has suggested that it is anything but a Republican caucus. More…
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Today, the House passed SB 125, establishing a committee to study transmission, distribution, generation, and other costs in the state’s electricity system. House Majority Leader Rep. Richard “Dick” Hinch (R-Merrimack) and Member of House Science, Technology, and Energy Committee Rep. Herbert Vadney (R-Meredith) issued the following statements following today’s vote: More…
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Thursday afternoon, citing doubts about casino revenue and viability in a crowded New England gambling market, the NH House Ways & Means Committee voted 19-1 to not recommend SB 242’s passage.
This strong message from Ways & Means to fellow legislators is the largest margin anyone can remember for an expanding gambling bill, and members of the committee used phrases like, “The casino ship has sailed,” and questioned the revenue figures of the bill in the face of declines throughout New England. More…
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Rich spoke about Senator Lou D’Allesandro’s Senate Bill 242, which would allow a large casino within the Granite State. He tackled claims of anticipated revenue from the casino, the enforcement of casino regulations and more. Source
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After suspending legislative rules to allow quick action, both the House and Senate passed a bill Thursday that will allow towns who moved their elections to ratify the results after a public hearing and vote of the governing body.
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