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WEBSep 27, 2024 · BY: Ethan DeWitt - September 26, 2024. The New Hampshire Department of Justice is projecting it will spend about $200,000 in the next year to defend the state’s school finance laws from a pair of lawsuits. The estimate, which covers the 2025 state fiscal year, is part of a $6.7 million spending request the department made to the council ...
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WEBBY: Jessica Williams - September 4, 2024. New Hampshire’s population size and shifting demographics have undergone several key trends during the past decade. Although the state’s population has continued to grow and diversify, more than 210,000 residents will be reaching traditional retirement age in the coming decade.
New Hampshire will start the new year with a new ethics law.
WEB2 days ago · Ever since their $100-a-year salary no longer sufficed as a part-time salary, New Hampshire lawmakers have served as volunteers. It’s an arrangement that means many House and Senate members have jobs outside of the State House. But despite the large number of lawmakers who work for businesses or ...
Taking care of the caregivers. New Medicare pilot project rethinks ...
WEB17 hours ago · Of New Hampshire’s 48,000 people caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease, one type of dementia, in 2020, 66.2 percent reported a chronic health condition and 28.4 percent said they experienced depression, according to the Alzheimer’s Association.Change is on the horizon, though.
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WEBABOUT US. The New Hampshire Bulletin is an independent, nonprofit news organization dedicated to keeping the people of the Granite State informed about the issues that matter most. Because the activities inside the halls of power are just one part of the picture, the Bulletin staff follows the threads of policy into communities throughout New ...
As state braces for COVID surge, $8.9 million sought for vaccine ...
WEBOct 17, 2022 · New Hampshire public health officials say they see a dangerous combination ahead: a winter rise in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, and deaths, and low interest in coronavirus booster shots, especially the new bivalent dose targeted at omicron.
The New Hampshire Bulletin’s 2022 year in review
WEBDec 23, 2022 · Few stories in 2022 were as challenging and emotional as the debate over reproductive rights before and after Roe v. Wade was overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court. In New Hampshire, testimony about a fatal fetal anomaly exception in the state’s new 24-week abortion ban was particularly gut-wrenching. …
Energy + Environment Archives - New Hampshire Bulletin
WEBSep 25, 2024 · BY: Claire Sullivan - September 16, 2024. The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management will hold an auction for offshore wind leases in the Gulf of Maine in late October, it announced Monday. Eight lease areas off the shores of New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Maine are up for grabs. These lease areas were reduced by 12 percent – or more than ...
Education Archives - New Hampshire Bulletin
WEBAug 30, 2024 · BY: Ethan DeWitt - August 15, 2024. For years, teacher pay in New Hampshire has remained low, with new teachers facing average salaries of $41,590. And for years, Democrats, teachers unions, and other advocates have urged increased state investment in public schools to direct money to teacher …