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Lawmakers explore compromise to keep Kansas state housing tax credit

Kansas City, Kansas · Kansas City

Lawmakers explore compromise to keep Kansas state housing tax credit

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The debate about whether Kansas can afford to keep its affordable housing credit has been simmering for at least the last two months.See the Story

Legalizing residential uses in commercial zones can strengthen N.H. communities - THE JOSIAH BARTLETT CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY

Portsmouth, New Hampshire · Portsmouth

Legalizing residential uses in commercial zones can strengthen N.H. communities - THE JOSIAH BARTLETT CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY

In many areas of New Hampshire it is literally illegal for shop owners, employees and customers to live in an apartment above or next to a business. Yet places that do allow such mixed uses are among the most vibrant and desired areas in the state, for both businesses and residents. As state and local officials consider ways to create more housing and improve the economic and social life of New Hampshire communities, legalizing residential hous…See the Story

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Op-Ed: Protect North Country Towns and Industries by Passing HB 123

Taxes · Coos County

Op-Ed: Protect North Country Towns and Industries by Passing HB 123

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By Coos County Commissioners New Hampshire’s yield tax on timber, often called the “timber tax,” was established in 1949 and has been locally collected to offset property taxes ever since. The tax is constitutionally permitted by an amendment to Part II, Article V of the state constitution, which was ratified in 1942 by over two-thirds of New Hampshire’s voters. The yield tax on timber has been an essential tool for promoting conservation, helpi…See the Story

NH House passes bill to eliminate motor vehicle safety inspections

Senate · Concord

NH House passes bill to eliminate motor vehicle safety inspections

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The New Hampshire House of Representatives voted Thursday to eliminate the state's annual vehicle inspection requirement.See the Story

Why NH might make limited social drinking legal in some public places - THE JOSIAH BARTLETT CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY

Concord, New Hampshire · Concord

Why NH might make limited social drinking legal in some public places - THE JOSIAH BARTLETT CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY

The American Prohibition Museum is not in Chicago, but tucked into an old brick building in Savannah, Ga., just off Congress Street. A $29.91 ticket to the museum comes with a drink at the adjacent speakeasy. In most American cities, that would be a perfect finish to a trip through the Prohibition era. Not in Savannah. The garnish on the cocktail is what you can do with that drink after it’s poured. Old fashioned or martini in hand, you can leg…See the Story

NH's housing crisis sparks bipartisan interest in efforts to override local zoning codes

Housing · New Hampshire

NH's housing crisis sparks bipartisan interest in efforts to override local zoning codes

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For years, lawmakers have pledged to support more housing while also citing the need for local control. But this year, Republicans and Democrats in the House are displaying a stronger desire to take on municipalities directly by overriding zoning codes with state law.See the Story

Residents continue to flee Massachusetts (primarily to N.H.) - THE JOSIAH BARTLETT CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY

Boston, Massachusetts · Boston

Residents continue to flee Massachusetts (primarily to N.H.) - THE JOSIAH BARTLETT CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY

People have always relocated between New Hampshire and Massachusetts, for a variety of reasons. But the flow from Massachusetts into New Hampshire is larger than the outflow, and it has been increasing, an analysis from the Pioneer Institute in Boston shows. From 2010-2023, New Hampshire gained a net total of 98,879 immigrants from Massachusetts, nearly enough to create another city the size of Manchester. (These figures exclude the pandemic ye…See the Story