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Under the bill, those votes would happen this November and in 2028. To take effect, three-fifths of voters would have to approve the cap.
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New Hampshire students can still attend schools outside their district and take their local tax dollars with them – unless their community adopted policies in March preventing them from doing so.
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Si bien algunos residentes apoyan el aumento de los impuestos a la propiedad para financiar los servicios municipales, otros afirmaban que encarecería la vida en la ciudad.
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The legislation would allow students to attend any school in the state and take their state education aid with them.
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NH lawmakers had until Thursday at 4 p.m. to reach agreement on outstanding bills.
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Dueño de casino se declarará culpable de malversar fondos de la pandemia, y más noticias en español.Andy Sanborn, dueño de un casino y ex senador estatal, está declarándose culpable por mala utilización de más de $250,000 en su negocio que el gobierno federal le brindó de alivio durante la pandemia.
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La gobernadora Ayotte dice que ella apoya pedirle a las ciudades y a los municipios incluir en la papeleta de noviembre una pregunta sobre el tope fiscal local para el gasto escolar.
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The program, FAST Forward, is covered by Medicaid, but kids on private insurance often don’t have the same access to it. The New Hampshire House is voting on a bill Thursday that would change that.
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Rep. Travis Corcoran, a Republican from Weare, testified before a House committee over social media posts that called for a "final solution for theater kids" and urged the Trump administration to deport a fellow lawmaker.
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The newest version of the open enrollment bill says local taxpayers wouldn't have to pay another school district to educate leaving students; instead, the student's state adequacy grant would leave the district with them.