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The House Finance Committee has recommended that the state restore $314,394 in funding to the Claremont, Colebrook, Keene and Milford District Courts. Oh, the hypocrisy!
Rep. Chris Nevins, R-Hampton, has introduced a bill to create a state "aeronautical fund" which would finance maintenance and capital improvements at all airports open to the public.
Allowing the people of New Hampshire to decide for themselves whether to limit the growth of their own municipal budget is a bad idea, say legislative Democrats, because the people might actually do it.
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