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Large crowds showed up at the State House this week to push back on a number of Republican-sponsored bills that advocates say would curtail the rights of LGBTQ youth.
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The case — believed to be the first of its kind in New Hampshire — comes as the state is seeing an uptick in reported hate crimes and bias incidents.
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It's all politics on this edition of the New Hampshire News Recap.
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Gov. Chris Sununu presented his state budget proposal to lawmakers this week. And lawmakers heard testimony on a number of bills related to abortion.
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We talk about the governor's ambitions on this edition of the New Hampshire News Recap.
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The state has spent millions to expand mental health services in New Hampshire, but providers still are struggling to meet demand.
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We discuss top stories from around the state on the New Hampshire News Recap.
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Manchester city officials evicted people experiencing homelessness from a downtown encampment this week, and Gov. Sununu responded to mayors asking for more support with New Hampshire’s housing crisis.
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Housing, energy, marijuana legalization — those are just a few of the priorities House leaders have outlined for this legislative session. But what are the actual policies lawmakers are proposing?
