Restaurant owners across southern New Hampshire held a roundtable discussion with Gov. Chris Sununu Friday to discuss their struggles during the pandemic.
Black Lives Matter
Black Lives Matter NH on Justice for Breonna Taylor
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“There is no such thing as justice for a woman who was murdered by law enforcement as she slept. Breonna Taylor should still be alive today.”
COVID-19
38 New COVID-19 Cases Tuesday, Check Your Schools Here
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The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 38 new positive test results for COVID-19 and no new deaths on Tuesday.
Uncategorized
Pence Promise: Trump Will ‘Fill That Seat’ Left By Justice Ginsburg’s Death
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To chants of “Fill that Seat,” Vice President Mike Pence assured supporters that this Saturday, President Donald Trump will nominate a conservative woman to fill the seat on the U.S. Supreme Court left vacant by feminist pioneer Ruth Bader Ginsburg who died Friday.
Education
Commission Weighs New Way To Determine Education Adequacy
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The education funding commission is exploring a different approach to determining an adequate education and how to distribute money to achieve the goal.
Education
House GOP Leader: Speaker Failed to Tell Members of Durham Mask Order
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House Minority Leader Dick Hinch complained to UNH’s president Friday about a letter Speaker Steve Shurtleff sent the day before accusing some House members of drinking beer and not wearing masks outside of Wednesday’s session at the Whittemore Center.
COVID-19
Speaker Apologizes to UNH for Beer-Drinking, Maskless House Members
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It isn’t like the University of New Hampshire administration hasn’t had to deal with beer and bad behavior before, but it might just be the first time that it involved the New Hampshire House of Representatives.
Business & Economy
Experts: Social Isolation Is Significant Problem at NH Long-Term Care Facilities
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More needs to be done to alleviate the social isolation of patients in long-term care facilities, a legislative study committee was told Thursday.
COVID-19
47 House Republicans Refuse Masks at Veto Session
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There were 47 House Republicans (roughly 33% of Republicans in attendance) who refused to wear any protective equipment Wednesday, according the House spokesman.
Business & Economy
Little Chance of Veto Overrides Wednesday
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From increasing the minimum wage to allowing more small, renewable energy producers to sell electricity to utilities, lawmakers will have a final chance Wednesday to put their stamp on the tumultuous 2020 legislative session.