COVID-19
Important Update for 2nd Dose Vaccine Recipients at Littleton Regional Hospital
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Following our call with the State of NH Friday evening, we have updates to share for second dose recipients.
Courts & Corrections
Bad Actors or Fundamental Rights Argued Over Self-Defense Laws
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The behavior of committee members during the hearings was noted by several people testifying saying some members were not listening, instead talking to their neighbors, or in one case laughing when a speaker talked about systemic racism in New Hampshire.
Health & Mental Health
6 COVID-19 Deaths Friday; Vaccine Allocation Update
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The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 500 new positive test results for COVID-19 and six deaths, for a current PCR test positivity rate of 2.3%.
COVID-19
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health Update on Vaccine Rollout
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We understand the process has been sometimes frustrating for many and encourage you to be patient, especially as the states deal with a very limited supply of vaccine.
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9 COVID-19 Deaths Thursday; Total Cases, Deaths in Long-Term Care Listed by Facility
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The state Deparment of Health and Human Services announced 433 new positive test results for COVID-19 and nine deaths, for a current PCR test positivity rate of 3.1%.
COVID-10
Sununu Apologizes for Vaccine Registration Woes, Promises NH Fix
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Gov. Chris Sununu apologized for the frustration caused by a federal website to book second appointments for the COVID-19 vaccine at his news conference on Thursday and promised to fix it with a New Hampshire solution.
Business & Economy
Working Poor Need Raises, House Committee Told
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While advocates say the state needs to raise the minimum wage as a matter of justice, business leaders caution going to a $15 or $22 minimum wage would destroy the New Hampshire economy.
Courts & Corrections
Newspaper Argues To Make Police Standards and Training Hearings Public
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The New Hampshire Union Leader argued Wednesday in Merrimack Superior Court that certification hearings before the Police Standards and Training Council should be open to the public.
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Taxes on Businesses, Butts, Lotteries and Homes Keep the State Afloat
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The state’s red hot real estate market continued in January with the real estate transfer tax producing $24.7 million, or double the estimate.