Taxpayers in Hooksett are forced to pay an increasing sum, which is currently over $17,000 per student per year to fund the decreasing amount of children attending the Hooksett public school system.
The Democrats have taken over the New Hampshire House and Senate, and without missing a beat, they have that imposes a new tax on business. Not totally new, actually.
On June 22nd, the news broke that an 18 year old girl and her boyfriend were accosted on the side of a road in Lorain, Ohio by an armed man.
On June 11th, Yahoo Finance reported that Domino’s Pizza has begun to fill potholes and repave roads. Yes, you read that right.
On May 14th, the Seattle city council voted 9-0 to levy an annual tax of $275 per employee on every business that grosses more than $20 million per year. The new funds will be used to combat homelessness in Seattle, according to the council. Those who follow politics or economics Read more…
Earlier today, the New Hampshire House voted to reject an amendment that would have significantly reduced the bureaucratic and fiscal impact of HB 628. The House then voted to pass the tax increase by a vote of 171-162. If you noticed that those two figures do not equal 400 – Read more…
On Thursday, the Senate voted 14-10 to move HB628 to Interim Study, meaning that it will not be sent to the Governor.
With support from Republican governor Phil Scott, the Vermont house and senate have passed a major gun control bill, which is the first of three gun control bills that Scott plans to sign.
The House Finance Committee held a work session on HB628 – the family medical leave insurance bill on Tuesday afternoon. Unlike a public hearing, the public does not have the opportunity to speak at work sessions. During the session, NH Dept. of Employment Security Deputy Commissioner, Richard Lavers, walked the Read more…