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Concord Monitor The version passed by the Senate yesterday does not change the intent of the House's bill, just its wording. Sen. Jeb Bradley, a Wolfeboro Republican, said it clarifies that no "natural" person's income can be taxed to distinguish real people from corporations, which fall under the legal definition of person. Bradley and the amendment's supporters said the constitutional amend...
Blue Hampshire - Fri 7:49 a.m. - 3 clicks 
Concord Monitor: Bob Mead, a state employee in the House Majority Office, was reimbursed by taxpayers for traveling to Republican events where he sought to recruit House candidates for this year's elections. So, while state reps from the north country were denied mileage by the O'Brien junta, partisan state employee Bob Mead was reimbursed by taxpayers while he was out trolling for new Freeb...
Blue Hampshire - Mon 4:02 a.m. - 16 clicks
Our state flower, harbinger of summer, the Purple Lilac . New Hampshire historian Leon Anderson writes in To This Day that the purple lilac was first imported from England and planted at the Portsmouth home of Governor Benning Wentworth in 1750. It was adopted as our state's flower in 1919. That year bills and amendments were introduced promoting the apple blossom, purple aster, wood lily, ...
Blue Hampshire - May 10 - 5 clicks
