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Apology issued for naming of Boston bomber as a victim of gun violence at Concord rally
READER COMMENTS: 0CONCORD - The organizers of the Mayors Against Illegal Guns campaign on Wednesday apologized for including Boston Marathon...
NH lawmaker in hot water over Facebook comment about black mothers
READER COMMENTS: 0NOTTINGHAM - A local lawmaker is downplaying a potentially controversial comment he posted on Facebook about the parenting...
Manchester VFW posts fights to survive without poker cash
READER COMMENTS: 0A new commander has taken over the VFW on the city’s West Side, with the goal of bringing in a new generation of veterans...
Windham schools reverse post-Sandy Hook ban on dodgeball, other 'human target' games
READER COMMENTS: 0The School Board voted 4-0 to restore modified versions of dodgeball and similar 'human target' games to the district's physical...
Concord police stun, arrest gun rights protester after officer touched on shoulder
READER COMMENTS: 0A man was arrested and two people, including a Concord police officer, were allegedly assaulted during a rally Tuesday in a clash...
Drones and privacy: Debate just taking off
READER COMMENTS: 0For most of the public, the word “drone” calls up the sleek, automated killing machines that the Obama administration...
Shaheen, Gregg voice opposition to North Country electricity lines
READER COMMENTS: 0Two former governors who were instrumental in creating the Connecticut Lakes Headwaters conservation area agree with the Society...
A new place from some familiar faces at High Street Farmhouse in Goffstown
READER COMMENTS: 0Our Gourmet reviews High Street Farmhouse in Goffstown.
'Home grow' dropped on way to medical marijuana compromise
READER COMMENTS: 0New Hampshire House and Senate negotiators reached agreement Tuesday on legislation legalizing the use of marijuana, but only for...
Video: James O'Keefe confronts NH Assoc. Attorney General Richard Head on eve of book release
READER COMMENTS: 0Project Veritas also obtained a letter showing how Richard Head was asking for years of my emails from political opponents...
Senate, House negotiators struggling with key insurance bill
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In order to avoid what the state insurance department warned could be increased premiums, Senate Republicans and House Democrats on a key committee of conference tried agreed to carve out state-regulated rules to avoid the implementation of community rating.
House Bill 668 was produced by House Democrats in order to broadly align the state's individual and small market insurance rules with the ACA as a way, they said, of retaining local control over the law known as "Obamacare."
But the Senate Republicans, citing a state law that forbids the state from producing its...
NH lawmaker in hot water over Facebook comment about black mothers
READER COMMENTS: 0NOTTINGHAM - A local lawmaker is downplaying a potentially controversial comment he posted on Facebook about the parenting ability of African-American mothers.
House, Senate at standoff over vaccines, voter registration bill
READER COMMENTS: 1CONCORD -- House and Senate negotiators were at a stand-off Tuesday over legislation that would both change the identification requirements for voter registration and also expand the base of entities that pay into a fund that purchases children's vaccines.
NHBR: N.H. employers see higher cost employing seasonal foreign workers
READER COMMENTS: 0New Hampshire employers who depend on hiring foreign workers for seasonal help through the federal H-2B visa program are going to have to pay those employees higher wages.
Senate, House negotiators struggling with key insurance bill
READER COMMENTS: 0
In order to avoid what the state insurance department warned could be increased premiums, Senate Republicans and House Democrats on a key committee of conference tried agreed to carve out state-regulated rules to avoid the implementation of community rating.
House Bill 668 was produced by House Democrats in order to broadly align the state's individual and small market insurance rules with the ACA as a way, they said, of retaining local control over the law known as "Obamacare."
But the Senate Republicans, citing a state law that forbids the state from producing its...
NH lawmaker in hot water over Facebook comment about black mothers
READER COMMENTS: 0NOTTINGHAM - A local lawmaker is downplaying a potentially controversial comment he posted on Facebook about the parenting ability of African-American mothers.
House, Senate at standoff over vaccines, voter registration bill
READER COMMENTS: 1CONCORD -- House and Senate negotiators were at a stand-off Tuesday over legislation that would both change the identification requirements for voter registration and also expand the base of entities that pay into a fund that purchases children's vaccines.
NHBR: N.H. employers see higher cost employing seasonal foreign workers
READER COMMENTS: 0New Hampshire employers who depend on hiring foreign workers for seasonal help through the federal H-2B visa program are going to have to pay those employees higher wages.
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Apology issued for naming of Boston bomber as a victim of gun violence at Concord rally
READER COMMENTS: 8CONCORD - The organizers of the Mayors Against Illegal Guns campaign on Wednesday apologized for including Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev among a list of shooting victims' names that were read during a demonstration in Concord on Tuesday.
House proposes special session to decide Medicaid expansion
READER COMMENTS: 2CONCORD – The House has proposed that lawmakers hold a special session to vote on Medicaid expansion after a committee studies the issue for two months.
Federal judge in N.Y. says ICE must release names of illegal immigrants it arrests
READER COMMENTS: 2A federal judge in New York ruled last week that immigration officials must disclose the names of certain illegal immigrants they arrest, a decision that appears to contradict an earlier ruling involving the Union Leader Corp.
State, employee unions have tentative agreements
READER COMMENTS: 2The administration and four state employee unions have reached collective bargaining agreements that will provide state workers a 6 percent raise over the next two years.
