Governor Sununu and other New Hampshire lawmakers announced their opposition to the proposed healthcare bill from the U.S. Senate. "Keno-garten" comes to the Granite State, but critics worry the new funding from the electronic gambling game Keno won't be enough for widespread full-day kindergarten programs. And Mayor Ted Gatsas of Manchester announces his re-election campaign, amongst some controversy.
GUESTS:
- Jeff Feingold - Editor of the New Hampshire Business Review.
- Kevin Landrigan - Senior reporter for the Union Leader.
- Dean Spiliotes - Civic scholar in the School of Arts and Sciences at SNHU and author of the website NH Political Capital.
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Mayor Ted Gatsas announces his run for re-election amid controversy:
http://nhpr.org/post/gatsas-launches-reelection-bid-amid-controversy-over-handling-school-rape-case
Governor Sununu sends a letter of opposition over GOP healthcare bill:
http://nhpr.org/post/sununu-sends-letter-opposition-over-gop-health-care-bill
Police investigate a recent report of sexual assault on St. Paul's campus:
Pittsburgh-based firm buys Globe Manufacturing:
http://www.nhbr.com/July-7-2017/Pittsburgh-based-firm-to-buy-NHs-Globe-Manufacturing/
The unveiling of a statue of Republican Governor John G. Winant prompts reflection on his life and character:
http://nhpr.org/post/humble-life-and-death-john-gilbert-winant-honored-new-statue