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Alli Fam / NHPR/“It’s not going to solve all of our problems, but it is going to make it better,” Department of Health and Human Services Commissioner Lori Shibinette said.
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Con esta ley, las personas indocumentadas en New Hampshire podrían ser deportadas fácilmente.
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The New Hampshire Bar Association committee and board of governors oppose the legislation.
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A Massachusetts startup has an innovative method for recycling lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles. The company says the recycled batteries are cheaper and perform better than new ones. They're less polluting, too.
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“It's arguably one of the most aggressive tree-killing insects in the country and even the world,” said UNH professor Jeff Garnas.
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Amid remarkably difficult conditions, losing young nurses is a concern across New Hampshire health care facilities.
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With this law, undocumented people in New Hampshire could be put in deportation proceedings.
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After a 20 year career as a tango singer, Roy reached a point where he decided to leave that pace of life behind. He decided to go a different direction.
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Para él, la música “es casi todo en su vida” ya que le dedicó más de 20 años a ella. Pero llegó a un punto en el que decidió dejar esa vida sacrificada, separarse de su grupo y tomar otros rumbos.
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As of early 2022, DES says almost 40% of the wells they’ve tested exceed one or more of the limits for PFAS chemicals the Department put in place in 2019.
