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Gov. Kelly Ayotte enters her second year in the corner office promoting a limited agenda as her imprint on state government grows.
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Federal officials froze child care payments to Minnesota in the wake of fraud allegations and are now requiring all states to submit certain documentation to continue receiving funding.
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Funcionarios de salud están recortando contratos de servicios, como atención dental y tratamiento de salud mental para menores, a medida que cumplen con un acuerdo presupuestario.
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Los dos representantes demócratas del estado se fueron en contra del plan de gastos que las senadoras Shaheen y Maggie Hassan ayudaron a negociar.
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The state's stop-gap plan, which provided extra food in partnership with the charitable food system, is ending Friday, Nov. 14.
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Ayotte addressed veterans at the New Hampshire Veterans Home on Tuesday alongside several members of the state's federal delegation.
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El Consejo Ejecutivo dio la aprobación final ayer miércoles de $2 millones en financiación provisional para programas de asistencia alimentaria, a partir del cierre gubernamental en curso.
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A state employee who helped facilitate the purchase of a warehouse in Nashua by China-based Nongfu Spring did not violate any laws or policies, but kept key information about the deal from his bosses.
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Un cierre prolongado del gobierno podría afectar a las personas que dependen de los programas de asistencia federal, incluidos Head Start y los programas de ayuda alimentaria.
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The U.S. Department of Education said the college and career preparation advising is “not in the best interest of the federal government.” It would not say why.