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State employees, who were at the meeting to answer questions about how the funds were to be used received threats and had to be escorted to their cars by State Police for their safety. And as one mob member shouted, “mission accomplished!”
There are now 3,845 current COVID-19 cases diagnosed in New Hampshire.
CONCORD – Attorney General John M. Formella says he is reviewing the facts and circumstances surrounding Wednesday’s cancelling of the Executive Council meeting after chaos erupted caused by people opposed to vaccine mandates that frightened state employees into leaving.
The House Special Committee on Redistricting decided Thursday not to play with fire and will leave the number of house members at 400.
CONCORD — Describing the proposed Dalton landfill as the largest project that the state Department of Environmental Services has dealt with in the past 50 years, members of the bureaus reviewing the permit applications attempted through an online information session to shed light on the review process in the light of public complaints.
As New Hampshire continues to see an average of 400 to 500 new coronavirus infections a day, elevated hospitalizations and deaths from COVID-19, anti-vaccine protestors were able to shut down an Executive Council meeting Wednesday to protest mandates.
CONCORD — The state is negotiating with a private provider to staff four new testing sites for COVID-19.
There are now 3,648 current COVID-19 cases diagnosed in New Hampshire.
MANCHESTER – An “unruly” crowd of anti-vaccination protesters closed down the Executive Council meeting before it started Wednesday when state employees left feeling unsafe by the chaos that eruputed in the packed room at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College.