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Coverage involving education and schools.
Gov. Chris Sununu signed a comprehensive police reform bill and one that will allow New Hampshire residents to soon have the lowest drug price for insulin by importing the drugs from Canada, he announced at his regular COVID-19 new conference on Thursday.
School boards must work with parents to determine how to meet their children’s needs best.
In May of this year, Dr. Benjamin Chan reported that almost 80% of the people who have died from COVID in New Hampshire were associated with long-term care facilities. Unfortunately, this number holds true in July.
Groups Cite Volinsky’s Superior Record on Climate and Education as Reason for Endorsement.
It is also utilizing the New Hampshire National Guard to set up temporary sites to be used as hospitals if there is a surge and the number of COVID-19 patients exceeds the number of beds available.
s week has been an incredible challenge for New Hampshire families and educators.
Superintendent Brian Balke said he couldn’t identify the staffer, the school or provide much in the way of details.
Republican Gov. Chris Sununu detailed three new emergency orders including expanded unemployment benefits and relief from being evicted or foreclosed upon due to COVID-19 at a news conference on Tuesday.
Citing what he called the first community transmission of the COVID-19 virus in New Hampshire, the Manchester school superintendent announced closing the city’s public schools for the next two weeks.
The House once again Thursday approved an independent redistricting commission to draw the state’s political boundaries instead of having the majority party control the process.
