COVID-19
12 Deaths, 440 New COVID-19 Cases Wednesday
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The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 440 new positive test results for COVID-19 and 12 deaths Wednesday, for a current PCR test positivity rate of 3.4%.
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Speaker Orders Rep. Rung To Leave Committee Meeting, Demands New Apology
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Updated: State Rep. Rosemarie Rung was ordered out of a legislative committee meeting Wednesday after House Speaker Sherman Packard waved the chairman out of the room and told him Rung had to leave because he had stripped her of her committee assignment several weeks ago because of a tweet she posted.
Bill Would Reverse All Violations of Sununu’s COVID-19 Emergency Orders
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A bill that would forgive business owners hundreds and in some cases thousands of dollars in fines for violating Gov. Chris Sununu’s COVID-19 emergency orders was heard before the House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee Wednesday.
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Bill Would Change Qualifications For Fish and Game Commissioners
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The types of qualifications needed to be appointed to the state’s Fish and Game Commission is the subject of a bill that will have a public hearing on Monday in the legislature.
COVID-19
4 COVID-19 Deaths; Total Cases, Deaths at Long-Term Care Facilities By Name
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The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 435 new positive test results for COVID-19 and four deaths Tuesday for a current PCR test positivity rate of 4.2%.
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David Johnson of Manchester Was Devoted To Family
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David Edward Johnson died Sunday, Jan. 24, 2021, at his home in Manchester, N.H., succumbing to multiple myeloma after a valiant eight-year fight. He was 72.
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Concord Police Officer Released in Domestic Violence Case
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The Concord police officer charged with beating and strangling his wife, and then attempting to cover up the alleged crime during an investigation, is set to be released on bail.
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Sununu Visits COVID-19 Vaccination Site, Addresses Rollout Missteps
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As anxious residents wait for their turn at a limited supply of COVID-19 vaccine, Gov. Chris Sununu went to a vaccination site in Londonderry Tuesday to see how it was going and then held a press briefing in Concord to go over the latest information.
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Little New in Right-to-Work Debate in NH
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For four decades proposed right-to-work legislation has come before the New Hampshire Legislature without success, in most years voted down by either the House or the Senate.