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NH considers ending liquor store monopoly
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State Liquor Commission Chairman Mark Bodi confirmed this week a tentative plan to end the 75-year monopoly of selling liquor only in state-run liquor stores.VPR News
NH families will find it easier to apply for assistance
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New Hampshire families applying for food stamps, Medicaid and temporary aid sometimes have to wait several hours at offices to apply. That’s going to change soon.VPR News
NH paying more for road salt
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The state of New Hampshire is paying about 25 percent more for road salt than it did last winter, and prices also are higher for cities and towns.VPR News
Recession’s pain to deepen in NH
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Economists say New Hampshire should weather the economic tornado sweeping through the country better than other states, but won’t escape deepening fiscal pain through next year.VPR News
NH Officials prepare for big voter turnout
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New Hampshire election officials have prepared for a record turnout this Election Day by adding voting machines, extending polling hours and printing extra ballots.VPR News
Dems hope to retain control of NH state Senate
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With the departure of six incumbents, control of the New Hampshire Senate appears to be up for grabs, but the edge may go to Democrats.VPR News
Study: Health insurance costs going up in NH
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A new national study says health insurance costs in New Hampshire have climbed nearly five times faster than salaries this decade.VPR News
NH gets ag disaster aid declaration
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New Hampshire received disaster assistance help from the Agriculture Department. That means farm operators in all ten counties are eligible to apply for low-interest federal emergency loans.VPR News