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“When you register to vote in New Hampshire, it is your voice in our democracy, and it is no more or less important than anyone else’s vote,” said David Scanlan, New Hampshire Secretary of State. “I encourage every New American to register to vote and refer to the wealth of resources we have made available to them.”
The investigation into the circumstances of Mr. Sullivan’s death remains active and ongoing. Based on information currently known to investigators, all parties have been identified and it does not appear that there is any ongoing threat to the public.
Attorney General John M. Formella announces that members of the Attorney General’s Office are responding to a report of a suspicious death of an adult male that occurred this evening in Concord, New Hampshire.
Rather than featuring a guest speaker, the celebration includes breakout groups where participants will engage in continuing King’s legacy today.
As of 9 a.m., more than 12,000 customers are without power across New Hampshire as a winter storm brings snow, rain and strong winds to the region.
The National Weather Service (NWS) in Gray, Maine, issued several Watches, Advisories and Warnings for parts of New Hampshire for Friday night and Saturday. The New Hampshire Department of Safety’s Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (HSEM) recommends residents and visitors remain prepared.
Haley will likely be the primary beneficiary of former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s exit from the race and will likely continue to gain ground on former President Donald Trump down the stretch.
Some hospitals have begun to implement changes to their infection prevention measures such as asking patients and visitors to wear a mask when in certain patient care areas.
Originally formed in 2018, the Coalition has worked for years to increase state investments in the health care workforce to meet the health needs of Granite State residents. This year, the group is urging the Legislature to pass SB 403 to help strengthen pipeline development to help train and prepare enough health care workers to meet the needs of New Hampshire patients.