Proposed Tobacco Tax Hike Questioned

It is no breaking story that New Hampshire, like essentially every other state in the union, is facing a gaping budget deficit, in our case to the tune of nearly $300 million. With less than two weeks to go before the state must finalize its budget, however, various proposals to close the gap have been [...]

Test Link 2

Test Link

fiknknklssmbsmbs

Killer of NH Cop Convicted of Capital Murder – Possible Death Penalty

  Michael Addison has been convicted of capital murder. Addison has been found guilty of shooting and killing Officer Michael Briggs on Oct. 16, 2006 in Manchester.

Team McCain Recruiting Republican Candidates Locally

The campaign team of Sen. John McCain is endeavoring to stock fully the Republican slate in New Hampshire come Election Day, 2008.

Indy Car Racing May Return to NH

F1 might be coming back to the New Hampshire Motor Speedway in 2009. Vice President and General Manager Jerry Gappens said that there is a “60-70 percent” chance that Indy cars will be racing around the track next year.

NH Joins Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative

New Hampshire has joined the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) this week when Gov. Lynch approved the legislation given to him by the State House and State Senate.

NH Ski Resorts Had Record Winter

This last ski/snowbird season was a record breaker for New Hampshire. A relatively snow-laden season led to nearly 2.4 million skier/snowboard visits at downhill resorts and 151,000 visitors for cross country skiing. The increase meant higher revenues for some struggling resorts and ski towns.

Over 50 Wanted Felons Arrested in NH Dragnet

New Hampshire law enforcement officials, working alongside federal officials, arrested more than 50 fugitives last week in a statewide sweep. Targeted were people wanted on felony charges including violent offenders, people with narcotics charges, unregistered sex offenders, sexual predators, and others.

New Hampshire Tourism Looks to Canadians and Nearby New Englanders

Tourism is one of New Hampshire’s biggest industries. In fact, it is number two only to the high tech industry here. This past Memorial Day weekend alone, $76 million was predicted to flow into the state. This is why tourism is important to the state.

Next Page »