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CONCORD — Tuesday’s meeting of the House Ways and Means Committee was scheduled for live-streaming, but the state’s YouTube page instead displayed the message: “This channel doesn’t have any content.”
I would read about the big Cutthroat Trout out west. I would see pictures of some of the most incredible scenery in Montana, Wyoming and Colorado.
Two studies released this week note the impact the pandemic has had on low-wage workers, who bore the brunt of the pandemic’s economic blow.
“New Hampshire is blessed with amazing health care staff and generous blood donors,” said Gov. Chris Sununu. “Valerie and I can’t thank them enough and are grateful for everyone’s prayers and positive outreach.”
It’s pretty amazing to be an educator and to those of you reading this who have spent the last weeks getting prepared for the myriad of minds returning to their seats, I muse joyfully you will have the endurance and vitality to not only survive this year, but to thrive.
Gov. Chris Sununu is suffering from a bleeding ulcer, according to Jayne Millerick, his chief of staff.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 444 new positive test results for COVID-19 and five deaths Friday.
On Friday, GOP House Speaker Sherman Packard, R-Londonderry, appointed three state representatives who have opposed remote sessions to the Committee to Review Authorizing Governing Bodies of Municipalities to Hold Virtual Meetings and to Study Remote Access to Meetings Under RSA 91-A.
CONCORD — Today, Senate Democratic Leader Donna Soucy, State Senator Tom Sherman, and State Senator Becky Whitley called on the Legislature to repeal Governor Sununu’s abortion ban following the Supreme Court’s decision to turn its back on 50 years of precedent and render reproductive rights meaningless in Texas.