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We talk about this story and more on this edition of the New Hampshire News Recap.
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More than 1,000 people have sued the state alleging they were abused at the former Youth Development Center, a government-run youth detention facility.
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Chief Joseph Hoebeke says the bill could open officers up to lawsuits and jeopardize trust in law enforcement.
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New Hampshire farmers have struggled with crop losses after flooding and late spring freezes last year. The state rolled out a relief program with $8 million dollars in aid to cover farm losses, but some farmers say they’re frustrated with it.
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Gov. Sununu has signed a bill into law that could give Granite Staters more control over what happens to their data. We talk about these stories and more in this edition of the New Hampshire News Recap.
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The Iron Dog race in Alaska is considered to be the longest and toughest snowmobile race in the world.
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Alex Torpey of Hanover is pushing to make this New Hampshire local government tradition more accessible.
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Lawmakers in New Hampshire and Maine vowed to respond to recent acts of gun violence. That work is happening now in both state capitals.
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The New Hampshire Department of Justice announced earlier this month that a former prison guard was charged with second degree murder. He is accused of causing the death of a patient at the state prison system’s Secure Psychiatric Unit last year.
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The House of Representatives voted down a bill Thursday that would allow people to temporarily put themselves on a “do not sell’ list. The proposal would have allowed people to voluntarily restrict their right to buy a gun.
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And is there any chance for bipartisan gun legislation this session? We talk about these stories and more on this edition of the New Hampshire News Recap.
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And lawmakers are considering a bill that would add certain mental health records to gun background checks.