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House Dem Resigns Citing ‘Mishandling’ of Session
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A New Hampshire House Democrat resigned Monday due to what she called the “mishandling of this legislative session.”
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Senator Proposes No-Excuse Absentee Voting Like 2020
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Under a bill heard Monday, a voter would be able to decide to vote by absentee ballot without meeting the current legal reasons to do so.
Adam Montgomery
Harmony’s Step-Mother May Be Released On Bail; AG Narrows Time of Girl’s Disappearance
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The investigation narrowed the window of Harmony’s disappearance to from about Nov. 28 to Dec. 10, 2019.
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Committee Hears Proposed Changes To Education Freedom Accounts
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The House Education Committee closely questioned those testifying on behalf of bills proposing changes to the state’s new Education Freedom Accounts on Friday.
COVID
COVID-19 FAQs From Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health
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I have symptoms and think I might have COVID-19. Should I get tested?
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State: 12 New COVID-19 Deaths; Highest Positivity Rates in Nashua, Manchester
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The state dashboard link below shows Nashua with the highest 7-day test positivity rate in the state at 28.6 percent and Manchester at 26.6 percent.
Business & Economy
Lawmakers Accept $12M To Address Mental Health Crisis
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The for-profit company, which also owns Parkland Medical Center in Salem, and Frisbie Memorial Hospital in Rochester, would consolidate its behavioral health programs into the new facility, which is expected to be Epping with a preferred site off Route 101 on the west side of the junction with Route 125.
News
Committee Recommends Killing CACR 32 To Make N.H. Sovereign Nation
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The analysis of the proposed Constitutional Amendment says the concurrent resolution “declares the state’s independence from the United States and moves New Hampshire forward as a sovereign nation.”
Al Baldasaro
N.H. Could Become Its Own Nation Under CACR 32
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New Hampshire could be its own sovereign nation under a Constitutional Amendment proposed by state Rep. Mike Sylvia, R-Belmont, and now making its way through the halls of Concord, and if successful, to the ballot box.