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Mandatory Mask Ordinance Debated at Plymouth Hearing
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A proposed mask ordinance in Plymouth was debated Monday night in a public hearing before its selectboard.
COVID-19
Police Panel Issues Draft As Deadline Looms To Report
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After almost 45 days of public and expert testimony and questioning, it’s deadline time this week for the New Hampshire Commission on Law Enforcement Accountability, Community, and Transparency.
COVID-19
MaskMandate
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Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.
COVID-19
Opinion: Worker Blasts Sununu for Vetoing Minimum Wage
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Governor Sununu has chosen exploited hospitality workers to be guinea pigs in his experiment with reviving the economy. Wage slavery is bad enough; now its stress and insecurity are exacerbated by the danger of Covid to these hospitality workers and their families.
COVID-19
84 Percent of COVID-19 Patients Recovered
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The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 23 new positive test results for COVID-19.
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Opinion: Nackey Loeb and the Spread of Right-Wing Populism
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Two years after Martin Luther King’s birthday was first observed as a national holiday in 1986 and most other states going along, New Hampshire was a holdout.
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New Hampshire’s COVID-19 Cases Could Be Headed in Wrong Direction
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From what has happened in Florida, Texas, Arizona and California, it is apparent that things can go from containment to out-of-control very rapidly.
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Faith March For Black Lives in Manchester Aims To End Racism
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Led by local clergy and joined by civil rights activists, the Faith March for Black Lives drew a crowd approaching 100 people for a march through downtown Manchester and a series of short rallies in Manchester Saturday evening, all aimed at supporting the growing movement to end racism.
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Roger Wood Podcast: George Bald on the Future of the Former Laconia State School
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George Bald started his career as the mayor of Somersworth, went on to redevelop the former Pease Air Force Base into a world class business park and was appointed executive director of the state Department of Resources and Economic Development.