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Low-Income Well Owners Have Some Help Available
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To be eligible, homeowners must be at or below 80 percent of the area median household income and they must have no water due to the ongoing drought.
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To be eligible, homeowners must be at or below 80 percent of the area median household income and they must have no water due to the ongoing drought.
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has identified potential community exposure related to multiple food and beverage establishments in multiple locations throughout the state.
First of a three part series that will run today, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Low pay, seriously fatigued and depleted staffs, and facilities on the verge of financial collapse: That’s the current scenario for New Hampshire nursing homes.
As the state nears 10,000 cases of COVID-19, Gov. Chris Sununu and top health officials discussed funding programs to help businesses, concerns for unemployment fraud, how the state might reopen ice rinks for hockey and the potential that President Donald Trump will be returning for a bit more retail politics.
Democratic gubernatorial nominee, state Senator Dan Feltes of Concord, toured Equality Health Center, formerly the Concord Feminist Health Center, on Main Street Wednesday afternoon and heard the concerns of Dalia Vidunas, the center’s executive director.
A special legislative study committee created to examine the crisis in New Hampshire’s nursing homes during the pandemic will send a list of 15 recommendations to Gov. Chris Sununu after meeting for the seventh and final time Thursday Oct. 22.
The parents and organizers claim that an added provision was unfair that would include that every athlete must be tested for COVID-19 before play resumes and they have a negative result available upon request.
Ever so quietly, a battle for the soul of New Hampshire’s electricity grid is raging.
A merger between Concord Hospital and LRGHealthcare in Laconia, foreclosures, and abandoning seven miles of rail-trail between Bethlehem and Littleton to make it good for recreational use were among the issues discussed by the Governor and Executive Council on Wednesday.