Bracing for COVID surge, NH seeks $8.9M for vaccine clinics and other initiatives
Nationwide, half the country had heard “very little” or nothing about the latest COVID booster, which became available last month.
Voters 50 and older will loom large in NH midterm elections: 5 takeaways
There are still persuadable voters in these age groups, pollsters said.
Request to lawmakers seeks $20 million in federal pandemic aid for NH community centers
Centers would be responsible for providing matching funds.
Drug pricing board to face second repeal effort in Legislature
The board is charged with setting spending targets for generic and brand-name drugs and identifying strategies to reduce prescription costs.
GOP executive councilors hold up funding for after-school sex ed they approved in prior years
The program is separate from sexual health education courses taught in public schools.
Looking into attendance records for NH lawmakers? Details matter.
Attendance dropped for Democrats and rose for Republicans during the COVID-19 pandemic, as Republicans pushed for a return to in-person sessions.
‘All call’ issued to keep Sununu Youth Services Center staffed
The facility's pending closure and uncertain future has led some staff to resign for jobs with more certainty.
Lawmaker wants $35 limit on insulin copays for more Granite Staters
The proposal would target people with diabetes who earn too much to qualify for Medicaid and don’t have commercial insurance.
Disability rights advocates dispute Sununu on special ed
The Bulletin asked the governor for clarification. The response from his office continued to confuse the issue.
Abortion will be on the November ballot. Some Republicans who backed an exemption won't.
Of the four bill sponsors who sought reelection, only one beat his challenger handily. Two lost their seats. A fourth faces a recount.
