Energy
NH Utility Regulators Grant Hearing on Halting Service
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Utility consumers at risk of having their service disconnected for non-payment will have an opportunity to voice their concerns about ending the moratorium July 15.
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$881,200 To Catholic Charities as Sununu Awards $17M More For Healthcare Facilities
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This additional list of awardees includes $10,817,745 in funding for long term-care facilities and $6,095,026 for other healthcare facilities, totaling $16,912,772.
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Black Lives Matter To Protest Trump Rally in Portsmouth
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Black Lives Matter of Nashua and Black Lives Matter Manchester are co-organizing a protest of President Donald Trump’s visit to Portsmouth, NH at the Portsmouth International Airport at Pease.
COVID-19
Hospitals, Eateries, Media, Relatives of Elected Officials Get Forgivable Loans in N.H.
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Hospitals, construction companies, media outlets, car dealerships, private schools, nonprofits, restaurants and enterprises owned by relatives of elected officials were among 23,500 recipients of forgivable loans in New Hampshire through the federal Payroll Protection Program.
News
Sununu To Greet Trump, But Skip Portsmouth Rally
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CONCORD – Gov. Chris Sununu said he will not attend President Donald Trump’s campaign rally Saturday night in Portsmouth but will greet him wearing a face mask.
COVID-19
Coronavirus Pandemic Continues To Haunt State Revenues
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Unaudited state revenues for the recently completed 2020 fiscal year are $142.5 million below the revenue plan budget writers developed for a balanced budget.
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Trump’s Coming To Portsmouth, Unclear If He’ll Violate Quarantine Order
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PORTSMOUTH – If Republican Gov. Chris Sununu greets President Trump on Saturday, he will do it wearing a face covering, his staff said on Monday.
COVID-19
Wide Range of Risk for Dying of COVID-19, State Data Shows
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The state Department of Health and Human Services’ website showed four more COVID-19 deaths on Saturday and 14 new cases.
COVID-19
Sununu Ends 14-Day Quarantine For New Englanders Visiting N.H.
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CONCORD – Residents of New England can stay at New Hampshire hotels and short-term lodging as of today without the 14-day quarantine requirement and hospitals can start offering elective, non-time-sensitive surgeries with cases of COVID-19 continuing to decline, state officials announced on Thursday.