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Protestors filled the State House lawn and surrounding streets to hear Sen. Bernie Sanders and U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna and protest the Trump administration.
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A group of school districts argue the law, signed into the state budget this year, could disrupt learning plans for students with disabilities.
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Ayotte also said she will re-nominate John Formella to serve as New Hampshire attorney general.
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Un fondo para ayudar a inmigrantes a acceder a servicios legales en Vermont está avanzando en su meta de recaudar un millón de dólares.
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Hart would bring a long law enforcement resume, including service as Londonderry's police chief and Rockingham County Attorney, to a department that's faced recent challenges.
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The Manchester lawmaker stressed support for Trump as he kicked off his bid.
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Republicans say the new registration requirements bring in needed oversight in New Hampshire’s elections, and make absentee voters face the same process as in-person voters. Disability rights groups say they could be difficult for some to comply with and could discourage them from voting.
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Heath Howard, whose platform includes universal healthcare and free college tuition, says the 1st District needs a representative who "understands the problems."
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The Philbrook Adult Transitional Housing Facility in Concord helps individuals reintegrate into the community after an involuntary emergency admission due to a mental health crisis.
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The numbers offer some optimism that the state’s largest revenue stream, business taxes, may have bottomed out after a prolonged slide. But shortfalls in other areas still speak to the volatility New Hampshire’s tax structure.