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As cybersecurity attacks have become more widespread, towns, cities, and school districts are finding that the measures they were taking to prevent data breaches have fallen short of what is needed to prevent data theft, fraudulent money transfers, and wholesale takeovers of their computer systems.
The estranged wife of Adam Montgomery has been charged with welfare fraud for taking more than $1,500 in food stamps for missing Harmony Montgomery who was not living with her at the time. Harmony was 5 when last seen two years ago.
CONCORD – Gov. Chris Sununu is calling up an additional 100 members of the National Guard and adopting a new five-day isolation and quarantine guidance from the Centers for Disease Control, rather than 10 days.
There have been a total of 211,952 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
MANCHESTER — Two of the most controversial bills before the House this week were tabled and will die at the end of January unless they are acted on by the end of the month.
The New Hampshire Senate began its first session of the new year by overriding Gov. Chris Sununu’s veto of a bill allowing alternative treatment centers to have a for-profit or non-profit model, but sustained his veto of a firearms registry bill.
Adam Montgomery, 31, is accused of giving Harmony Montgomery a black eye when she was five years old, two years ago, according to an affidavit.
The House voted down an attempt to give legalizing marijuana a “polite death,” but refused to then approve it before deciding to put off any action.
School and child-care providers peppered top state officials with questions about CDC’s new quarantine and isolation guidance in its regular, virtual briefing Wednesday, telling them it is making their job harder.