Rick Green, Keene Sentinel
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Juliana Bergeron, of Keene, said she won't continue as a member of the Republican National Committee after the party’s 2024 national convention.
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The House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee has been trying to hammer out a bill to be considered after lawmakers reconvene in January.
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Edelblut is in the middle of his second four-year term as state education commissioner.
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The new statute is aimed at making it easier for firefighters with cancer to receive workers' compensation.
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Richard Lavers, deputy commissioner of New Hampshire Employment Security, said present law allows the state to eventually charge 1% interest monthly on owed principal.
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The New Hampshire Senate Finance Committee recently rejected a request to fund a pilot program, but Cheshire County Sheriff Eli Rivera said he is still interested in pursuing the proposal if he can find a way to pay for it.
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The New Hampshire Paid Family & Medical Leave program can replace 60 percent of employees’ wages for up to 12 weeks to allow them to spend time with a newborn, care for a seriously ill family member or deal with their own medical conditions, among other qualifying reasons.
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The New Hampshire Legislature convenes Wednesday for the 2023 session year.
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On Friday, New Hampshire Housing said no new applications would be taken for the program pending a review of whether more federal funding would be available.
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“We’ve been getting a lot of questions about that this year,” Secretary of State Dave Scanlan said.