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Cientos de personas participaron en el desfile anual de St. Patrick's Day en el centro de Manchester, el domingo.
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The state’s fund for youth center victims could be dry by April.
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“The child care crisis isn’t an individual problem for families to solve,” said Sen. Becky Whitley, a Hopkinton Democrat. “It’s an economic one that requires us all to come to the table for a solution.”
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A un año de revertir Roe. v. Wade, New England presencia aumento de residentes de otros estados buscando cuidado reproductivo. Gobernador Sununu aprueba presupuesto estatal de con apoyo bipartidista. Arrestan a hombre de Salem por estar en la irrupción del Capitolio.
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The move comes a day after the Senate adopted the plan by unanimous vote.
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Overall, the two plans from the House and Senate share plenty: Both boost spending on public education and Medicaid provider payments, and both include a pay raise for state employees. But differences remain.
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Without significantly higher Medicaid payments from the state, at least two social service agencies have warned lawmakers they will leave the Choices for Independence (CFI) program, which allows people who could be in a nursing home to remain at home by helping them with basic tasks such as grocery shopping, cooking, and bathing.
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Manchester prepara comisión para proteger a los niños de la exposición al plomo. Estados piden al Congreso más acción para proteger a comunidades del xylazine. Presupusto del Senado estará sujetoa votación.
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State Senate budget writers back spending less to increase Medicaid rates, and want to restore immigration enforcement funding.
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Of the hundreds of proposed expenses in the state budget, which must be passed by June, a few dominated the hearing Tuesday, most tied to workforce shortages.