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Skiers and snowboarders in New Hampshire will be required to wear face masks everywhere but on the trails this winter and ski resorts will need to take a pro-active stance to inform guests about new restrictions that come with the coronavirus.
Restaurant owners across southern New Hampshire held a roundtable discussion with Gov. Chris Sununu Friday to discuss their struggles during the pandemic.
Restaurants will be allowed to seat guests at tables that may be fewer than six feet apart as of Oct. 1 provided there are barriers.
The state argued that four school districts failed to prove the state underfunds its constitutional obligation to provide an adequate education in a Superior Court decision, in oral arguments before the state Supreme Court Thursday.
Skiers and riders at New Hampshire’s ski areas this winter will likely buy their pass online, boot up in their cars in the parking lot, wear a mask on the lift and buy their lunch at a food truck parked by the lodge.
For the first time in 23 years, Gov. Chris Sununu said he anticipates announcing a severe drought law soon throughout the state.
There are few folks who would like to see the Balsams once again become a viable hotel and destination more than John Harrigan.
A new poll shows a significant number of New Hampshire residents are not comfortable going to a concert, bar, gym, indoor wedding over 50 people. And that is going to impact economic recovery, said Andrew Smith of the University of New Hampshire.
Gov. Chris Sununu said the state will take action on 48 recommendations to improve law enforcement that were identified by the task force he created after George Floyd was killed in police custody in Minnesota sparking a national outcry on racial injustice.