CONCORD -- A Senate committee has voted to establish a commission to study a defined contribution plan for public employees, rather than implement such a program.
CONCORD - Senate President Peter Bragdon said his intent is to keep the right-to-work bill on the table for the remainder of this year's session, after the Senate tabled House Bill 1677 without debate and on an unrecorded vote Wednesday.
“We know what's going to happen,” Bragdon said. “We want to spend our time on bills that will help the economy and create jobs.
DOVER - After reviewing the evidence, Strafford County Attorney Tom Velardi decided to drop the felony reckless conduct charges against a Farmington man who apprehended an alleged burglar Saturday.
A warrant was issued for Dennis Fleming, 61, after he fired his .38 caliber handgun once into the ground while apprehending Joseph Hebert, 27, of 70 Bunker St.
George Knickerbocker, who in 2006 was convicted of manslaughter in the death of a 5-week-old boy in Concord, asked a judge yesterday to let him out of prison early. But for Denise Dow, whose son Adam Robbins died from a fractured...
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The right-to-work fight is over for this year, but as Yogi Berra once said: “It ain’t over ‘till it’s over.”
When the dust settled on Wednesday’s House session and most of the lawmakers were heading home until January, the House leadership had a rather heated meeting about one of its top priorities going off the rails.
