COVID-19
544 COVID-19 Cases, 1 Death Monday, Tuesday
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ere are currently 142 individuals hospitalized with COVID-19. In New Hampshire, since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 110,256 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
Health & Mental Health
Lawmakers Seriously Divided Over COVID-19 Matters
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In addition to being on different sides of various issues, lawmakers, Republican and Democrat, are seriously divided over COVID-19 matters.
News
House Chief Explains ‘Dropped’ Livestream as An Oversight
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CONCORD – House Chief of Staff Aaron Goulette has explained the reason Tuesday’s meeting of the Ways and Means Committee was not live-streamed: It was not intended to be aired.
Courts & Corrections
Judicial Nominees Questioned at Public Hearing
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Two of Gov. Chris Sununu’s nominees for the Circuit Court were highly recommended during public hearings on Wednesday.
Education
Sen. Sherman Claims Leadership Vacuum on Pandemic in NH
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State Sen. Thomas Sherman, D-Rye, says there is a vacuum of leadership in New Hampshire when it comes to the pandemic.
New Hampshire Tourism Reports Strong End To Busy Summer Season
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For those traveling during the leaf-peeping season, partners recommend advanced reservations, as many upcoming dates are already fully booked.
A NH Legacy of Environmental Stewardship
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I caught up with Larry Spencer recently and spoke with him about his legacy and finding time in his busy retirement.
COVID-19
DHHS: 1,079 New COVID-19 Cases, 4 Deaths for Friday, Saturday and Sunday
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The Centers for Disease Control map Tuesday showed only two counties, Belknap and Carroll with high levels of community transmission of COVID-19 and the other eight counties with substantial levels
Uncategorized
Sununu Says He’s On the Mend and Working From Home
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On Saturday, Sununu was discharged from Portsmouth Regional Hospital after being treated for a bleeding ulcer.
During his care, he received donated blood and in his statement was particularly thankful to those blood donors.