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The Legislature has experienced outbreaks as well, including early in the session when then-House Speaker Dick Hinch died from COVID-19.
Today he is among the world’s leading figures in a field that is at the center of the action in a world where climate change has become the number one threat to the planet – or more accurately to the current residents of the planet.
It took $8 million dollars, along with a dedicated Laconia City Council, and now the historic Colonial Theatre has been restored to its original condition.
Jake Leon, spokesman for the Department of Health and Human Services, said he couldn’t say how many fully vaccinated people have been infected with or died from COVID-19 as of Friday because the surveillance system healthcare providers use to notify the department of new cases was down for four days.
Like so many expectant fathers waiting on the birth of a child, local fly fishers are waiting for the Fall Salmon and Trout runs up the rivers.
The Salvation Army in an October court filing has reaffirmed its claim that former Portsmouth Attorney James E. Ritzo defrauded the entity of assets it was entitled to receive.
SNOWVILLE – If you are thinking you need a bit of White Mountain warmth, a morning walk, or snowshoe through the woods with a view of the Northern Presidentials, if you enjoy reading a book fireside with a snifter of brandy while a sweet cat naps at your feet following a delicious dinner, well, this just might be the place.
The suit against the federal government claims the mandates for federal contractors and federally contracted employees is illegal, although a 1905 U.S. Supreme Court decision declared mandatory smallpox vaccines constitutional in Jacobson vs. Massachusetts.