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9 More COVID-19 Deaths, 56 New Positive Cases: NH Data
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The deceased are four women and three men from Hillsborough County, all over the age of 60, and two men from Rockingham County, one younger than 60.
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NH Men’s Prison Inmate Tests Positive for COVID-19
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As the sending facility noted that they had positive cases of COVID-19, the department took proactive measures and he was immediately brought to a health services single-observation room for a 14-day quarantine to monitor for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
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NH Revenue Doom and Gloom Will Take Time To Lift
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The COVID-19 pandemic may trigger an increase in business tax rates, something Gov. Chris Sununu opposes.
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Scientists Frustrated Sununu Refuses Mandatory Mask Order
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“Lives definitely could have been saved,” said Rich DiPentima, who retired after serving top public health posts in the state and Manchester, including several stints as the acting state epidemiologist.
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Sununu In No Hurry To Change Budget Despite Shortfall
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Gov. Chris Sununu said it is premature to make any permanent budget adjustments although the state faces a projected $500 million to $700 million shortfall over the remainder of the biennium ending June 30 2021.
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4 New COVID-19 Deaths, 34 More Positive Cases: NH Data
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The deceased included three women and one man from Hillsborough County, all over age 60.
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3 Staffers Test Positive for COVID-19 at NH’s Psychiatric Hospital
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Officials said there are no COVID-19 cases associated with the Glencliff Home or the New Hampshire Veterans’ Home.
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New Extended Care Outbreaks in Manchester, Londonderry, Plaistow
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Health and Human Services Commissioner Lori Shibinette announced outbreaks at extended care facilities in Londonderry, Manchester, and Plaistow with a total of 17 such centers in the state experiencing outbreaks.
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Health Official: NH Seeing Downward Trend in COVID-19 Cases
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New Hampshire is seeing a plateau and in some cases, a downward trend in the positive cases of COVID-19 in the state, an uptick in daily testing, a stabilization of hospitalizations, and an increase in access to personal protective equipment, a top health official said Tuesday.