To the Editor: Id like to take a moment to point out, nowhere in our Constitution does it say that we have to have 9x Supreme Court Justices. That said, it wouldnt require a Constitutional amendment to add more seats. … Continue reading →
Concord, NH — Today, twenty-five of New Hampshire’s leading health providers and advocacy organizations called for NH House and Senate leaders to extend remote public access to the Legislature once again during the upcoming 2022 session. During the 2021 session, remote … Continue reading →
With NH’s clinician shortage unequivocally amplified by the novel coronavirus pandemic, it is our duty to prioritize stabilizing our health care workforce in the FY2022-2023 State Budget. In 2019, the NH Legislature, Governor Sununu, and a coalition of over 50 … Continue reading →
Keith Mitchell of Pembroke has lived in Merrimack County for over 26 years. He is the former Deputy Chief of the Concord Police Department and currently works for the Merrimack County Sheriff’s Office. As a law enforcement officer for more … Continue reading →
CONCORD, N.H. – Earlier today, after months of delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the New Hampshire Senate reconvened in-person to vote on several pieces of legislation critical to the health and wellness of the Granite State. Among other votes, … Continue reading →
