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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.
The education funding commission is exploring a different approach to determining an adequate education and how to distribute money to achieve the goal.
House Minority Leader Dick Hinch complained to UNH’s president Friday about a letter Speaker Steve Shurtleff sent the day before accusing some House members of drinking beer and not wearing masks outside of Wednesday’s session at the Whittemore Center.
A notice has been sent to the New England Flag Football League assessing a $2,000 civil penalty for violations of the Amateur and Youth Sports Guidance that has been issued pursuant to Emergency Order 65.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 18 new positive test results for COVID-19 and no new deaths on Monday.
Mawouko Aboussa explained in his college entrance essay to the Art Institute of New York City that the reason he was interested in fashion design was because as a boy “we didn’t have any clothes.”
Communities with higher poverty rates and lower property wealth are doubly penalized under New Hampshire’s current system, the report concludes.
New Hampshire Department of Education website shows the schools that have provided copies of their reopening plans.
Ski areas are preparing their trails and snowmaking equipment for another season, which for some begins in about 12 weeks, but this year’s preparation also includes consideration for preventing the spread of COVID-19.