COVID-19
22 New COVID-19 Deaths, Record Number of Hospitalizations Tuesday
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There have been a total of 161,244 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
Property Taxes Can Be Complicated
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If you own property, you are about to pay your property tax bill, which is likely to be a different amount than your last bill.
Ben Chan
Sununu Restates COVID-19 Crisis in Hospitals; Faces Criticism for ‘Inaction’ and Abortion
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Gov. Chris Sununu reiterated what he said last week relative to actions he is taking relative to the dramatic surge in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths.
Beverly Stoddart
Michael Davidow – I’m a lawyer who writes for fun
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On December 15, meet the author at an in-person conversation of his book, The Hunter of Talyashevka, at the Temple Israel Synagogue in Manchester. RSVPs and COVID-19 protocols are required.
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Donor To Match $25,000 In Time for Today’s GivingNewsDay
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A generous donor will match an extra $25,000 for InDepthNH.org’s NewsMatch fundraiser so the total we can raise that will be doubled is $35,000 through Dec. 31.
COVID-19
State Announces 11 New COVID-19 Deaths, 4,654 New Cases, 377 Hospitalizations
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There are currently 377 individuals hospitalized with COVID-19. In New Hampshire, since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 160,287 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
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Leaders, Advocates Call on State To Close Saint-Gobain Operations in Merrimack
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Jim Martin, spokesman for the Department of Environmental Services, said: “The important thing is a letter of deficiency is a compliance action against Saint-Gobain.” But others say the plant must be shut down now.
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NH Delegation Speaks Out Ahead of Arguments Threatening Roe v. Wade
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Until recently, the New Hampshire legislature enjoyed a longstanding bipartisan commitment to upholding privacy around personal medical decision
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Rally Calls on Biden Advisor to Take World ‘Back from the Brink’ of Nuclear Conflict
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“The United States is now upgrading and rebuilding its entire nuclear arsenal at tremendous cost,” Judy Elliott told a group of about 20 people huddled in the cold in front of North Church.