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New Hampshire’s Civil Rights, History, and Energy Updates | Concord News
New Hampshire’s Attorney General is stepping up enforcement of the Civil Rights Act to combat bias-driven violence, while a Black Heritage Trail event will honor figures like Richard Potter on June 21. The U.S. Forest Service is reconsidering closing the Bartlett Experimental Forest, and the Roadless Area Conservation Rule continues to shield millions of acres, including parts of the White Mountains. Christopher Ellms, current Deputy Commissioner of Energy, is set to lead the Public Utilities Commission after a confirmation hearing. And for dessert, fourth-graders in Nashua are lobbying to…
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