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Details are still emerging following a shooting in November at New Hampshire Hospital. We discuss a patchwork of state and federal gun regulations, and the gunman's access to firearms after a history of criminal charges and serious mental health concerns.
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Melissa Countway, Gov. Sununu’s nominee to fill the seat being vacated by Justice Gary Hicks, testified before the Executive Council on Wednesday.
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The three organizations with rejected contracts would have served nearly 5,381 low-income individuals over the next two fiscal years, according to state health officials.
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Court documents allege Terese Grinnell Bastarache disrupted a meeting where the council was discussing COVID-19 vaccine administration.
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Warmington is currently serving her second term on the council. She’s placing abortion rights at the top of her agenda.
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Elizabeth Gurley Flynn’s biography was featured on a state-issued sign for less than two weeks, after Republicans called for its removal.
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The buyer has proposed a $500 million mixed-use development on the 220-acre site. The state has tried to sell the property for years.
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Two members of the state's review committee said they were not given the developer's financial information or professional portfolio. They said they learned of her inexperience with such a large project and tax liens from a New Hampshire Bulletin story.
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N.H. congressional delegation, Charitable Foundation offer support to defunded sex education programNH’s Executive Council voted to block funding for sex ed programs in Claremont and Manchester. Now, the program is turning to the state’s congressional delegation and the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation for support.
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Three Republican councilors rejected federal funding that would have continued sex education programs in Claremont and Manchester for another two years.