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It's town meeting season in New Hampshire. This guide can help you navigate the process.
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Starting Aug. 23, towns and cities must start adhering to a package of new zoning and planning laws passed by the Legislature this year.
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New state limits are now in effect for PFAS chemicals in public drinking water supplies. The now-common industrial contaminants have been linked to health…
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The number of cyber attacks on municipalities is up from 2018, causing chaos and costing municipalities millions to resolve. We ask why local governments…
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Some local officials are worried the state is moving too fast on new regulations to limit PFAS chemicals in drinking water.New Hampshire environmental…
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Public water system operators are worried about the cost of compliance with new state limits on PFAS chemicals in drinking water.That was the message from…
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About twenty years ago, New Hampshire adopted a new option, known as SB2, for local government involving a two-part process: a deliberative session and…
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Advocates for more local control in New Hampshire are trying again to amend the state constitution, this time to let municipalities pass laws protecting…
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The mayors of Dover, Somersworth and Rochester have created a commission to pool municipal resources. As cities go, these cities are on the small side,…
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A house bill that would consider giving the Public Utilities Commission authority to force PSNH to sell its power plants to open up market competition is…