Environment & Science
Nursing Home COVID-19 Infections and Deaths Listed By Facility
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The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 59 new positive test results for COVID-19 and no new deaths on Tuesday.
Veterans Protection Bill Signed Into Law
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A bill that allows election moderators greater leeway to provide voters with unobstructed access to polling places and prohibits electioneering in the building where voting occurs was also signed into law.
COVID-19
Partisan Bickering Explodes Over More Sununu Vetoes
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Bills to create a dental benefit for adults on Medicaid, protective orders for vulnerable adults, and making technical changes requested by state agencies were vetoed by Gov. Chris Sununu Tuesday.
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Ventilation at Long-Term Care Facilities With COVID-19 Scrutinized
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An investigation has begun into ventilation systems at long-term care facilities that have suffered outbreaks of COVID-19, officials said at Gov. Chris Sununu’s news conference Tuesday.
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NH Revenues: Getting Close But Still No Business Tax Hike
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There is good and bad news in adjusted state revenues for the recently concluded fiscal 2020 released Tuesday by the Department of Administrative Services.
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Kingston Chief Backs Pardon for Amy Johnson
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Kingston Police Chief Donald Briggs Jr. testified before the Governor and Executive Council Tuesday in support of a pardon for a single mother in his community who was convicted of four felonies 16 years ago saying she “has a good heart” and deserves a new chance at life.
Opinion: New Hampshire Wildlife Deserve Better
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Skip forward to this June when Scott Mason, a farmer from Stratford, was nominated by Governor Sununu to be the next New Hampshire Fish and Game Executive Director.
7 New COVID-19 Cases, No New Deaths on Monday
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The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 7 new positive test results for COVID-19 and no new deaths on Monday.
Petition Calls Out Perceived Racism at Dartmouth Review
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More than 900 Dartmouth College students, alum, faculty and staff are using a petition to call out the perceived racism in the conservative student publication The Dartmouth Review.