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Gov. Hassan Signs NH Senate Bill 89, Protecting Loons from Lead (Pb)

by sb | Aug 27, 2013 | Awards & Recognition, Conservation, Government Relations, Public Service, Uncategorized

(Moultonborough, NH)On August 27, 2013, New Hampshire Governor Maggie Hassan signed Senate Bill 89, protecting NH loons from toxic lead (Pb) fishing sinkers and jigs. Gov. Hassan was joined at the Loon Preservation Committee’s Loon Center by Sen. Jeanie Forrester (SB...
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The Connecticut River, also known by some as the Long River, gets its name from the Mohegan word "quinetucket" and Nipmuc word "kwinitekw", which mean "beside the long, tidal river." These Native Americans who gave the river its name had a profound respect for nature, the interconnectedness of things, stewardship, and responsibility to future generations. This firm strives to emphasize those same values in its practice of law.

The Greater Connecticut River valley is full of amazing communities and, although we practice throughout New Hampshire and Massachusetts, our focus is on those places along the river from Coos County, NH to Berkshire County, MA.

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