Can a license modification stem racial profiling?
read more…: Can a license modification stem racial profiling?The New Hampshire House of Representatives’ Transportation Committee met on Tuesday. Here is a recap of the bills they heard.
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Mayors convene with state officials, relay ‘eye-opening’ challenges of homelessness and need for statewide action
read more…: Mayors convene with state officials, relay ‘eye-opening’ challenges of homelessness and need for statewide action“I’m grateful that the meeting occurred and I think it was eye-opening for the state to hear directly from the mayors, and what we are encountering in our communities,” Mayor Joyce Craig said of the Jan. 20 meeting with DHHS interim commissioner Lori Weaver and others in Concord.
HB 351
read more…: HB 351HB 351 addresses negligent storage of firearms and firearm safety devices. Supporters David Meuse (D-Portsmouth) wrote the committee report saying
HB 548
read more…: HB 548HB 548 addresses the compliance with a legal support order for child support payments. Supporters Mark Pearson (R-Hampstead) said in
HB 10
read more…: HB 10HB 10 has become known as the “parental bill of rights.” Supporters The bill left the Children and Family Law
Saturday’s weather: Sunny, high of 35 plus snow totals and another snow storm coming our way
read more…: Saturday’s weather: Sunny, high of 35 plus snow totals and another snow storm coming our wayThe weekend will start with some sun especially this afternoon with highs in the mid-30s. A complex coastal storm moves in tomorrow night into Monday.
Committee votes against recommendation for sexual abuse recording bill
read more…: Committee votes against recommendation for sexual abuse recording billThe New Hampshire House of Representatives Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety met on Thursday, here is a recap of the bills they discussed.
Jan. 19-22 Entertainment Report: Lively arts, music, shows in and around Manchester
read more…: Jan. 19-22 Entertainment Report: Lively arts, music, shows in and around ManchesterGrab your snow shoes and get out there – live entertainment is happening!
Sex offender employment bill returns to NH House for third time
read more…: Sex offender employment bill returns to NH House for third timeReturning for a third attempt at becoming a law, members of the New Hampshire House of Representatives Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee heard a bill on Wednesday that would provide additional employment restrictions for registered sex offenders.
Executive Council OKs use of state-owned Tirrell House to help Manchester homeless crisis
read more…: Executive Council OKs use of state-owned Tirrell House to help Manchester homeless crisisLori A. Weaver, interim commissioner of the state Department of Health and Human Services, said the building will be made available immediately after the vote Wednesday and that it was her understanding it would be used to help house women, though the state does not require that it only be for women if there is a need for others to use the property at 15 Brook Street.