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The move to kill the bill was recommended by the Municipal and County Government Committee, which has often voted in recent years against housing bills that are seen to take away local control. But the vote also came as political leaders in both parties have emphasized the need for more housing.
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Demonstrators, who gathered Monday afternoon, said they wanted transparency about any financial ties to Israeli companies. Some expressed frustration with what they see as a lack of acknowledgement from the college's Cohen Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies of the deaths of many thousands of Palestinians in the war.
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According to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, more than half of justice-involved veterans have mental health problems or substance-abuse disorders.
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Last week, the council voted, 4-0, with three members abstaining, to direct a city advisory board to draft a resolution calling for an immediate and permanent end to the current armed conflict between Israel and Hamas forces.
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New Hampshire state lawmakers took up the first of several gun safety bills Thursday. Here's a look at them.
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The resolution request asks the the city to endorse a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas while also seeking to end investment in Israel.
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A city official said there were "173 households presenting as homeless (not in shelters) that we have housed in hotels/motels" and the city had spent $421,246 this fiscal year for hotels providing shelter.
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Andy Sanborn’s company, Win Win Win, is eligible for a historic horse racing license, which is an area of interest for national gaming companies.
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The incident happened during the school's Winter Carnival over the weekend.
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For the utilities that provide residents and businesses with electricity and gas services, it’s an escalating reality they’re considering in their strategic plans.
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In one incident, the principal said students ripped a pride flag. In another, she said school staff found graffiti with a racial slur.
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Michael Waselchuck, of Seabrook, New Hampshire, pled guilty to conspiracy to commit stalking through interstate travel and the use of a facility of interstate commerce, the U.S. attorney's office said in a statement.