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El ex-presidente Donald Trump visitará New Hampshire. En Manchester, hay programas de almuerzos gratis. Una universidad se alía con organización benéfica indonesa.
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Ahead of the final vote on the bill, emails between an attorney affiliated with Casella Waste Management and a state regulator came to light, showing the company’s involvement in drafting the legislation’s language.
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Landfill requirements, a variety of energy policies, and the so-called "gay panic defense" are on the agenda for Thursday’s sessions.
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An amendment introduced in the state Senate Tuesday would make changes to a variety of energy legislation, including changing rules for small-scale electricity generators.
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Residents can apply for fuel assistance through the state’s community action agencies, which say they will accept applications through Monday, May 1.
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Previous efforts to change landfill regulations have been voted down or vetoed in Concord.
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Under the plan, proceeds from wagering would go towards a new scholarship fund for community college students.
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More electric vehicles are coming. But NH lawmakers are split on charging infrastructure study bill.A bill would create a committee to study how New Hampshire could help fund the development of EV charging stations.
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Gov. Chris Sununu vetoed similar legislation last year.
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Los funcionarios estatales electos están disponibles para recibir solicitudes de la comunidad. Lo ideal sería enviarles un mensaje corto y amable que resuma su preocupación. Se puede realizar en Internet.