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“Anybody who develops a gastrointestinal illness within 7 days after eating at the Buba Noodle Bar restaurant should contact their primary care provider for Salmonella testing,” said State Epidemiologist Dr. Benjamin Chan.
LACONIA — The Belknap County Commission anticipates needing a supplemental appropriation from the county delegation to cover a projected nursing home budget shortfall.
Nationally, U.S. weekday newspaper circulation is down over 19 million readers during the past decade, according to Pew Research numbers, and newspaper newsroom employment fell 57 percent between 2008 and 2020, from roughly 71,000 jobs to about 31,000.
Despite assurances that the newest members of the Gunstock Area Commission support the county-owned recreation area, their approach to oversight of the operation brought out continued animus among its members and defensive reactions from the administration during a five-hour meeting Wednesday night.
A new $10 million emergency 9-1-1 facility may be built in Laconia on state land after the Executive Council and the City of Laconia came to an agreement about various parcels around the former Laconia State School property, Wednesday.
The closure of five part-time Planned Parenthood of Northern New England health centers, including one in Claremont, and whether the Executive Council is responsible for the loss of access to rural reproductive health care were debated between Gov. Chris Sununu and Executive Councilor Cinde Warmington at Wednesday’s meeting.
The future of Gunstock Recreation Area in Gilford and who controls it is now before the New Hampshire House of Representatives and a Senate Committee of Conference.
The bill would grant a one-year extension to Burgess Biopower’s operations cap to allow it to continue selling energy created through the burning of low-grade wood at above-market rates. The extension is intended to give the plant time to develop a sustainable business plan before the rate agreement expires, but detractors say it is unfairly costing ratepayers money.
The sound of thunderous applause you are hearing from our neighbor on the western border of New Hampshire is coming from the hundreds of Vermonters who are taking advantage of the new retail cannabis law going into effect in October 2022