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The home addresses of all 424 legislators were removed for the time being from the state’s website over the weekend. The General Court’s security director has asked state and local police to make themselves aware of where legislators live.
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It’s a continuation of a trend seen over the past few years in Concord, where Republicans have introduced a wave of bills that would restrict the rights of trans youth in particular.
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Incumbent House Speaker Sherman Packard faces a challenge from a fellow Republican.
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Too many races were unresolved in the 400-member New Hampshire House to determine which party might prevail there.
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The statue commemorates the life of Concord's Christa McAuliffe, NASA astronaut and "everybody's teacher."
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Since community power programs launched in New Hampshire, advocates have said it could support the development of more local renewable energy resources, moving the clean energy transition forward in the state.
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Here’s a guide to the next steps in the negotiation process – and which bills have the trickiest paths forward.
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Gov. Chris Sununu said the measure will make it easier for New Hampshire employers to hire people from other states.
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Lawmakers still need to resolve plenty of issues before the end of this year’s State House session. Elsewhere, regional leaders met in Maine this week to discuss New England’s energy future.
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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.