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Sununu Signs 15 Bills, Vetoes 1
CONCORD – Gov. Chris Sununu issued the following statement regarding HB 1003, relative to name changes for inmates, parolees, and convicted felons:. “It is our shared responsibility to provide for the protection of the most vulnerable among us, especially children and victims of violent crime,” said Gov. Chris Sununu. “In signing this bill, the State of New Hampshire is safeguarding victim rights by increasing notification requirements to victims and their families.”
Most NH nursing homes won’t meet new federal staffing rule and doubt they can
A new analysis from one of the country’s leading health policy research organizations confirms what the state’s long-term health care providers have warned: The state’s nursing homes don’t have nearly enough staff to meet the Biden administration’s new staffing rule. According to KFF’s analysis released...
Drug treatment clinic in Rochester, NH one of six to close after doctor's indictment
ROCHESTER — A chain of clinics in New Hampshire and Vermont that offered medically assisted treatment for people with substance use disorders has closed suddenly, and state health officials are urging patients to find new providers. All six New England Medicine and Counseling Associates practices are closed, including one in Rochester. The closure will impact patients with prescriptions from the centers. ...
Move Over, Christmas in July! ‘Halloween in July’ Coming to New Hampshire
Some of the biggest events that seem to have taken off in the last decade or so throughout New England are comic conventions -- better known as comic cons. If you've never been, these cons are a gathering of various celebrities -- actors, artists, professional wrestlers, and anyone in between -- set up in vendor booths to give attendees the opportunity to meet some of their favorites.
Events scheduled across New Hampshire for Pride Month
MANCHESTER, N.H. — June is Pride Month, and there are plenty of events happening across New Hampshire in celebration of the LGBTQ community. The Milford Pride Fest runs Saturday from noon until 4 p.m. at Keyes Park on Elm Street. The fourth annual Windham Pride Festival is set for...
Spilling the Tea: 9 New Hampshire Hot Takes
It's always interesting to hear people's thoughts on New Hampshire, whether they're lifelong locals, new residents, or visiting tourists. In the past, we've talked about things that shock people after moving to New Hampshire, what people say when they hear you're from New Hampshire, things you should never do in New Hampshire, and even things you'll only understand if you live in New Hampshire. These conversations made it clear that there are countless things only us locals can understand and relate to, and these experiences bring us together in humorous ways.
Voting bill would make NH only state in US to require citizenship documents
New Hampshire Republican lawmakers are continuing to push to require residents to produce a birth certificate, passport, or other citizenship document to register to vote. Proponents say the measures would ensure that people could vote only if they had definitively proven they were eligible. But according to some experts, the...
Rep. Wallner: Urge Gov. Sununu to veto bill allowing NH workers to bring guns to work
A bill now on its way to the Governor’s desk will force businesses in New Hampshire to allow their employees to keep guns in their cars while at work. This will apply to any business that receives public funds in any form – hundreds of for-profit, non-profit and public entities in our state - regardless of their own carefully developed workplace safety policies.
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