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Although Attorney General Kelly Ayotte appears to be quietly speaking to people about a run for the U.S. Senate, an aide to Gov.

Share + Jul 3, 2009 11:42 am US/Eastern DURHAM, N.H. A new poll shows New Hampshire Gov.

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Advocates for the New Hampshire medical marijuana bill recently passed by the state Legislature announced a new TV ad today urging Gov.

It isn't every day that a piece of legislation championed by a Nashua lawmaker makes it all the way up to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Back in the 1980s, there was a popular series of TV commercials that extolled the virtues of a particular stock brokerage firm.

Gov. John Lynch signed an $11.5 billion state budget Tuesday as one judge threatened to blow a $110 million hole in it and another put at risk a $9 million state government money grab.

The special friendship between Gov. John Lynch and the State Employees' Association appeared to be on life support last week.

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A bill before New Hampshire's governor would require companies to give 60 days notice before closing down or making large layoffs.

Gov. John Lynch said Friday he'd furlough himself to save New Hampshire money and jobs, but everyone in state government must participate for a furlough program to be fair.

When it comes to selling liquor, the state owns the only business in town. Now it will be run more like one.

Legislators voted yesterday to legalize marijuana for some seriously ill patients, sending Gov.

CONCORD Today, former New Hampshire Governor and Republican State Committee Chairman John H. Sununu released the following statement on the passage of the Democrats' disastrous budget: "Governor Lynch and the radical Democrat leadership of the New Hampshire House and Senate got the budget they wanted today.

The Legislature yesterday narrowly approved an $11.5 billion state budget that, backers and detractors say, widely spreads the recession's pain around New Hampshire.

With little controversy, the New Hampshire Legislature sought to make this the 14th state to give the chronically ill access to marijuana to relieve their suffering.

Gov. John Lynch's recent columns on these pages are effective political spin, but I don't think they stand up well to scrutiny.

In the midst of the worst recession since the Great Depression, legislators and I worked hard to craft a responsible and balanced budget.

"And the days dwindle down, to a precious few ... ." The deadline for a state budget to be enacted for the next two years is only a week and a half away and the divisions are as wide as ever.

Reality sure has a way of exposing the ridiculous hyperbole of so much political rhetoric.