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1 week ago |
keenesentinel.com | Rick Green
N.H. Gov. Kelly Ayotte on Thursday afternoon promised to veto a budget her fellow Republicans agreed to in a Committee of Conference minutes earlier. “This 11th-hour backroom deal fails to deliver on the promise that we made to all of New Hampshire,” she said in an emailed statement. “It fails to deliver on the promise to our first responders. It cuts spending to Manchester schools. And it also fails in terms of serving our most vulnerable citizens.
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1 week ago |
keenesentinel.com | Rick Green
Roast beef is on the Meals on Wheels menu in 15 Cheshire County communities Wednesday, and it could be a lifeline for some of the more than 400 seniors who will be served. They may live alone, have limited mobility, can’t get groceries on their own and don’t have anybody else checking on them.
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2 weeks ago |
keenesentinel.com | Rick Green
Figure skating has been a way of life for Suzanne McCaughtry for more than four decades. At ice rinks throughout the region, she stresses the beauty of the sport to students ranging from children to people in their 70s. For adults, the ice can be a way to decompress, master a demanding athletic endeavor and build camaraderie with fellow students. “They are so rewarding — they have their careers, and this is their escape,” McCaughtry, who lives in Keene, said in a recent interview.
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2 weeks ago |
keenesentinel.com | Rick Green
Lawmakers have about a week to resolve differences between the N.H. House and Senate on a plan to direct billions of dollars in state spending over the next two years. The Senate’s $15.9 billion budget is $400 million higher than the House plan and doesn’t contain a variety of House-proposed policies such as sunsetting certain student vaccine requirements and allowing adults to carry brass knuckles.
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2 weeks ago |
keenesentinel.com | Rick Green
The N.H. Senate approved and sent to the governorĀ a series of bills Thursday aimed at easing local regulations in order to spur home construction. A University of New Hampshire poll released in February identified housing as the biggest issue of public concern in the state, where rental costs and purchase prices have risen steadily in recent years. Senators on Thursday gave final approval to Senate Bill 284, which, if Gov.
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N.H. Senate Republicans in pre-session newser tout bills to ban cell phones in classroom. Promise to prohibit sanctuary city policies and say pot legalization will go nowhere this year.
Ayotte, Goodlander lead in final UNH pre-election poll https://t.co/rvuKAldjlf via @keene_sentinel
Voter ID bill in limbo on NH Senate president's desk https://t.co/SPo916wAIP via @keene_sentinel