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Hearing held about changes to NH police reform bill

Bill may shift special ed proof

School districts may soon be required to show proof that they are adequately addressing a student’s learning needs in situations where their compliance is being disputed by families.The New Hampshire state Senate will vote on a bill Thursday that.

Jonah Goldberg: Trump was right — the election was about him

Jonah Goldberg: Trump was right the election was about him Tribune Content Agency 5/7/2021 Jonah Goldberg, Tribune Content Agency © Sipa USA President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump depart after he made a statement to the nation as his supporters look on in the East Room of the White House on Election Night. At rally in Wisconsin the day before the election, President Trump was talking about the choice between him and Joe Biden. He started to say, “This isn’t about .” and then stopped himself and said, “Yeah, it is about me.” He was right. The election was about him.

New Hampshire Senate panel signs off on bill to regulate food delivery apps

NH Business Review Measure would require individual agreements with restaurants May 6, 2021 Lawmakers in the New Hampshire Senate are moving to regulate the way third-party food delivery apps work with local restaurants, citing complaints that the apps have listed some restaurants without their knowledge. In a vote Tuesday morning, members of the Senate Commerce and Consumer Affairs Committee recommended, 5-0, to require that food delivery apps enter into explicit agreements with the restaurants before adding them to their apps. The proposed law, Senate Bill 593, would affect popular phone apps like DoorDash, Grubhub, and Uber Eats. It would require express authorization for the food app “to take orders and deliver meals prepared by the food service establishment or retail food store.”

Should NH update its Fair Housing Law? - NH Business Review

NH Business Review Senate-backed bill would lead to federal funding for discrimination investigations May 5, 2021 While many Granite State homebuyers and renters are being priced out of the market, some face a more surreptitious barrier to housing: discrimination. In March, the New Hampshire Senate voted unanimously to revise the state Fair Housing Law through Senate Bill 126. The bill is intended to win federal funding for housing discrimination investigations. However, SB 126 could meet resistance in the House, where some legislators look suspiciously on federal government ties. Proposal to revise housing laws SB 126 is a combination of three different proposals related to housing. First, the bill revises the circumstances under which a tenant can stop eviction by paying overdue rent. Second, the bill enables rental assistance prior to an eviction notice. Lastly, the bill rewrites New Hampshire’s Fair Housing Law.

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