According to this article in the Union Leader, “A legislative committee studying an income tax bill was told yesterday it should consider a sales tax instead.” The hearing was intended to be a formal briefing by UNH Economics Professor Ross Gittell on HB...
September 3, 2009 Nashua Telegraph CONCORD – Republican legislative leaders called upon Gov. John Lynch to convene a special session to cut spending in a state budget embroiled in a $110 million court dispute and faced with lagging revenues over the past two months....
August 6, 2009 Union Leader More than $300 million in tax and fee hikes isn’t ‘major’? On Sunday, New Hampshire Democratic Party spokesman Victoria Bonney was quoted in this newspaper as saying the current $110 million hole in the state budget will...
July 30, 2009 Seacoast Online CONCORD — A judge has rejected the state’s claim on a $110 million surplus in a fund that underwrites malpractice insurance. The state counted on $65 million of the money to help balance the budget in the fiscal year that just ended...
July 22, 2009 Eagle Tribune “A newly announced commission to study expanded gambling in the state has those on both sides of the slot machine debate looking forward to more definitive answers. Gov. John Lynch signed an executive order July 16, to form the...
Seacoast Online The Hampton Beach Commission is throwing an invitation only party to celebrate the fact that they’ve conned Lynch into giving them $14.5 million dollars at a time when the state is bleeding money from every pore. Thus far, my mailbox remains woefully...