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First COVID-19 Vaccinations in N.H. By Christmas: Sununu
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Gov. Chris Sununu said New Hampshire’s citizens who are most vulnerable to COVID-19 will be able to get the first dose of the vaccine by Christmas.
Courts & Corrections
COVID-19 Cases at State Prison Double to 12 in a Week
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The number of COVID-19 positive inmates at the New Hampshire State Prison for Men in Concord has doubled in a week and stands at 12 who are currently infected, with most of them housed in the psychiatric units.
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House and Senate Pick Leaders in a Cold and Historic Outdoor Event
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On a cold, historic day, with one-third of House members missing due to pandemic fears, the Senate and House were sworn in and — as expected — Chuck Morse was chosen Senate President and Dick Hinch House Speaker.
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Some Democratic Reps To Skip Organization Day Due To GOP COVID-19 Exposure
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The House Minority Leader said his caucus will put science above ceremony with public health the top priority so many Democratic House members will not attend Organization Day in Durham Wednesday.
D. Maurice Kreis
The PUC Gets a Really Bad Letter
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The complaining House members – many if not most of them sincere and longstanding opponents of ratepayer-funded energy efficiency — are right to draw attention to the significant increase the utilities are proposing to the size and scope of the NHSaves programs. But they draw precisely the wrong conclusion.
772 New COVID-19 Cases, 2 New Deaths: NH Data
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The state also announced two new deaths, a woman from Cheshire County and a man from Rockingham County, both older than 60.
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Some GOP Reps Test Positive For COVID-19 Angering Dems Who Weren’t Told
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Members of the New Hampshire House Republican caucus were exposed to the coronavirus Nov. 20 at McIntyre Ski Area in Manchester and some have tested positive.
Education
Education Funding Change Would Fund Students, Not Institutions
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The Commission to Study School Funding redefined an adequate education and its cost, while revamping the state’s education aid distribution system.
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The Peacemaker – Jack Dunfey Crusader for Constructive Change
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By the time that Jack Dunfey died at 92 he would stand at the side of Nelson Mandela and Bishop Desmond Tutu and celebrate a new beginning for South Africa; Rejoice a new day for the people of Ireland with John Hulme and George Mitchell; convince a stubborn Fidel Castro to free more than 80 political prisoners and to remove landmines from the war torn country of Angola.