Valley News: $2.3M federal grant boosts Main Street redesign in West Lebanon WEST LEBANON — A $4 million city project to revitalize the West Lebanon Main Street corridor recently received a major funding boost in the form of a $2.3 million federal grant, which city officials said will speed the plan along significantly. In a joint news release Wednesday, U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen,… Read more »

Concord Monitor: In an era of partisan gridlock, saving winter sports brings bipartisan consensus If the United States Congress gave out an award to the top skiing enthusiast, U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster would be one of the most deserving recipients. Skiing has been a part of her life for as long as she can remember. Her father, Malcolm McLane – a former mayor of Concord – was one of the… Read more »

https://www.unionleader.com/opinion/op-eds/rep-ann-kuster-lowering-prices-while-strengthening-our-economy/article_c2e41252-e147-5f5e-9b48-384f6a539b36.html IN NEW HAMPSHIRE and across the country, hard-working families have been facing high costs for essential goods. While we have seen prices at the pump drop for the 11th week in a row, folks continue to feel the impact at the… Read more »

PINKHAM NOTCH — Camp Dodge Regional Trails Training Center was the setting last Friday for U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster (D-Hopkinton) to speak with regional outdoor leaders about the increases in popularity of outdoor recreation and the demands put on the resources of the White Mountain National Forest during the pandemic era the past few years. Kuster, who represents the 2nd Congressional… Read more »

Nashua Telegraph: Kuster works to expand affordable housing in New Hampshire   CONCORD — On Wednesday, U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster (NH-02) met with David Orgaz of Better Homes & Gardens The Masiello Group to discuss the current housing market in New Hampshire and the future for Granite State homebuyers. During the meeting, Kuster and Orgaz discussed new data that projects… Read more »

The Conway Daily Sun: New $1.2m to WMCC to help boost rural college access   CONCORD — Recognizing the need to assist North Country families with the cost of higher education, New Hampshire’s congressional delegation announced Wednesday it had successfully worked on a bipartisan bill to increase funding for efforts to help students pay for community college classes at… Read more »

MSNBC: NH Rep. Annie Kuster: “There are Republicans that will that will be shocked”   New Hampshire Congresswoman Annie Kuster was one of the lawmakers “pinned down in the gallery” on January 6th. “It was moments, not minutes, between when we evacuated and when the insurrectionists came into the hallway we just crossed.” After attending the House Select Committee’s first… Read more »

The Berlin Sun: Plan dropped to close Littleton, Conway VA clinics   WASHINGTON —Members of New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation lauded the end of a Veterans Affairs plan that called for closing its community-based outpatient clinics in Littleton and Conway, leaving no clinic in northern New Hampshire.  Many veterans in Coos County get medical services at the… Read more »

The Nashua Telegraph: Kuster presses Biden officials and infant formula producers about nationwide shortages, calls for immediate action to address shortfalls   CONCORD – During an Energy and Commerce Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee hearing, Congresswoman Annie Kuster (NH-02) questioned officials from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and major infant formula… Read more »

Bloomberg Government: HEALTH CARE BRIEFING: Covid Aid Spat Risks Future Pandemic Drugs The protracted fight over approving $10 billion to combat Covid-19 has shaken the pharmaceutical industry’s confidence that Congress will keep buying new pandemic-fighting drugs and funding research. It’s crucial the government buy existing countermeasures while developing better treatments… Read more »