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Trump's wood tariffs could impact housing construction and renovations

97% Center coverage: 30 sources

New tariffs on imported timber, lumber, kitchen cabinets, and certain furniture took effect on Tuesday.See the Story

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NH Court Rules in Clergy Abuse Case that 2020 Law Cannot Be Applied Retroactively

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New Hampshire’s 2020 law abolishing deadlines for lawsuits alleging sexual assault cannot be applied retroactively, the state Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.See the Story

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NH DOJ Report Highlights ‘Wholly Insufficient Action’ by Berlin Police Before Murder-Suicide

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A Berlin police officer’s actions in the days leading up to the murder of a Berlin woman were “wholly insufficient under the circumstances,” according to a new report released Tuesday by the New Hampshire Department of Justice.See the Story

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NH Court Rules in Clergy Abuse Case that 2020 Law Cannot Be Applied Retroactively

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Dozens of House Hopefuls Hesitate to Back Jeffries

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Dozens of Democrats seeking House seats told Axios they either would not vote for House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., for party leader or declined to say whether they would. Of the 113 candidates who responded, according to Axios: 20 said they wouldn't vote for Jeffries as speaker or minority leader, with five more saying they were likely to vote against him. 57 candidates declined to commit to supporting Jeffries — saying it was pr…Hakeem Jeffries · New Hampshire See the Story

Gov. Ayotte is ‘looking forward’ to replacing Hantz Marconi on Supreme Court

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Gov. Kelly Ayotte said she is eager to replace New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi, who was convicted last week of criminal solicitation but is being allowed to remain a justice, in February. “I really think this…Laconia · Laconia See the Story

Longtime Commissioner George Copadis Retires From NH Department of Employment Security

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Gov. Kelly Ayotte and other state officials praised Copadis for his steady leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic, which brought a massive expansion of unemployment benefits.Manchester, New Hampshire · Manchester See the Story

NH officials fear SNAP funding won’t come amid government shutdown over Democrats’ funding demands

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

As the federal government remains closed over Senate Democrats’ health funding demands, Gov. Kelly Ayotte said the prospect of New Hampshire’s SNAP program halting keeps her up at night. Earlier this month, the federal government shut down after the Senate…Senate · Laconia See the Story

NH Court Rules in Clergy Abuse Case that 2020 Law Cannot Be Applied Retroactively

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New Hampshire’s 2020 law abolishing deadlines for lawsuits alleging sexual assault cannot be applied retroactively, the state Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.Concord, New Hampshire · Concord See the Story

Judge: Goffstown Man Violated Civil Rights Act by Removing Gay Rights Signage

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A judge has found a 56-year-old Goffstown man violated the New Hampshire Civil Rights Act by removing and disposing of a “Goffstown Pride” sign supporting the LGBTQ+ community that he pulled from a public intersection last year, Attorney General John…LGBTQ+ · Goffstown See the Story

New Saint Anselm College poll shows strong support for more affordable housing across New Hampshire

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The latest annual statewide survey of voter attitudes on affordable housing will be released on Wednesday.Housing · New Hampshire See the Story

Former Sen. Sununu Expected to Enter New Hampshire Senate Race: Report

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Former Sen. John E. Sununu (R-N.H.) is expected to launch a bid to return to the upper chamber in the near future, NOTUS reported Wednesday. In March, Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.) announced she wil…Republican Party · Concord See the Story

Claremont school leaders face questions from lawmakers in Concord over $5.1M budget shortfall

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Lawmakers in Concord are trying to determine how the Claremont School District ended up with a $5.1 million budget shortfall and how to prevent it from happening again.Republican Party · Claremont See the Story

Ayotte says Executive Council use of paper waste taxpayer dollars, state police time

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Gov. Kelly Ayotte is pushing to reform New Hampshire's Executive Council and move its work online.Manchester, New Hampshire · Manchester See the Story

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Trump's wood tariffs could impact housing construction and renovations

NH Court Rules in Clergy Abuse Case that 2020 Law Cannot Be Applied Retroactively

NH DOJ Report Highlights ‘Wholly Insufficient Action’ by Berlin Police Before Murder-Suicide

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NH Court Rules in Clergy Abuse Case that 2020 Law Cannot Be Applied Retroactively

Dozens of House Hopefuls Hesitate to Back Jeffries

Gov. Ayotte is ‘looking forward’ to replacing Hantz Marconi on Supreme Court

Longtime Commissioner George Copadis Retires From NH Department of Employment Security

NH officials fear SNAP funding won’t come amid government shutdown over Democrats’ funding demands

NH Court Rules in Clergy Abuse Case that 2020 Law Cannot Be Applied Retroactively

Judge: Goffstown Man Violated Civil Rights Act by Removing Gay Rights Signage

New Saint Anselm College poll shows strong support for more affordable housing across New Hampshire

Former Sen. Sununu Expected to Enter New Hampshire Senate Race: Report

Claremont school leaders face questions from lawmakers in Concord over $5.1M budget shortfall

Ayotte says Executive Council use of paper waste taxpayer dollars, state police time

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Dozens of House Hopefuls Hesitate to Back Jeffries

Gov. Ayotte is ‘looking forward’ to replacing Hantz Marconi on Supreme Court

Longtime Commissioner George Copadis Retires From NH Department of Employment Security

NH officials fear SNAP funding won’t come amid government shutdown over Democrats’ funding demands

NH Court Rules in Clergy Abuse Case that 2020 Law Cannot Be Applied Retroactively

Judge: Goffstown Man Violated Civil Rights Act by Removing Gay Rights Signage

New Saint Anselm College poll shows strong support for more affordable housing across New Hampshire

Former Sen. Sununu Expected to Enter New Hampshire Senate Race: Report

Claremont school leaders face questions from lawmakers in Concord over $5.1M budget shortfall

Ayotte says Executive Council use of paper waste taxpayer dollars, state police time