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Gov. Kelly Ayotte set up the group at the start of her term.
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State House Republicans pushed through a key policy goal of Gov. Kelly Ayotte: reforming a 2018 bail law that critics say resulted in too many defendants released pretrial.
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Gov. Kelly Ayotte's office says John Formella will be kept on in a “holdover” status while she reviews his department.
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He'll stay on in the role through the end of this school year, Gov. Kelly Ayotte announced Thursday.
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The safety net program covers more than 180,000 children, seniors, people with disabilities and low-income adults in New Hampshire.
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House Speaker Sherman Packard, one of two legislative members of the commission, said he did not foresee the committee recommending many cuts to state personnel, if any.
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La ACLU de NH está solicitando récords federales para ver si ICE planea utilizar la prisión de Berlin para tener a los inmigrantes detenidos.
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The monthly payments would kick in above certain income thresholds.
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Gov. Kelly Ayotte, a Republican from Nashua, directed the commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Corrections to refer to incarcerated individuals as inmates, not 'residents.'
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In her budget address to lawmakers, Ayotte proposed cutting state spending by $150 million or roughly 3%, a reduction she said was undertaken “with a scalpel, not a shovel.”