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San Francisco-based writer and editor Linda Jue finally had enough. She’d felt the sting of being targeted by anti-Asian sentiment just as the coronavirus outbreak was pushing California into a dramatic lockdown.
Are there cougars/mountain lions in NH? John Harrigan has long ago stopped arguing about it. He’s sure.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced one new COVID-19 death Monday, a woman in Hillsborough County over the age of 60, bringing the total deaths to 210.
Some newspapers in New Hampshire have already taken to curtailing their print production by eliminating a print product on some days.
It was a marathon Executive Council meeting Wednesday on topics ranging from the state’s vaccination registry, child abuse protection and questions about no-bid contracts to some of Gov. Chris Sununu’s political donors.
The state reported 149 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, eight new deaths and outbreaks of the highly contagious virus at two new long-term care facilities.
It is important to note that voters are not able to change their party affiliation on election day. Undeclared voters can choose a party on the day of the Primary and change back to undeclared status after voting.
The people who died include five men and two women from Hillsborough County, and three men from Rockingham County, all older than 60.
A stakeholders advisory committee Tuesday agreed to send to Gov. Chris Sununu its priorities for spending what remains of the $1.25 billion federal CARES Act money to help the state overcome the COVID-19 pandemic.
There will be no-high fives and no huddles in softball and baseball this summer, but skills and drills practice could begin for groups of 10 or fewer, according to recommendations headed toward Gov. Chris Sununu.
Some summer overnight camp operators are deciding ahead of the governor’s directive to cancel camp for this summer saying it is just too risky in a pandemic with so many unknowns.
Every time I try to write my next column, that sherbet-faced clown in D.C. defeats me.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced no new deaths on Monday and 57 new positive test results for COVID-19.
Lawmakers suing Gov. Chris Sununu over the spending of federal COVID-19 funds contend the governor seeks to bar legislators and taxpayers from contesting any illegal actions on his part in the courts.