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House Chief Explains ‘Dropped’ Livestream as An Oversight
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CONCORD – House Chief of Staff Aaron Goulette has explained the reason Tuesday’s meeting of the Ways and Means Committee was not live-streamed: It was not intended to be aired.
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CONCORD – House Chief of Staff Aaron Goulette has explained the reason Tuesday’s meeting of the Ways and Means Committee was not live-streamed: It was not intended to be aired.
Two of Gov. Chris Sununu’s nominees for the Circuit Court were highly recommended during public hearings on Wednesday.
State Sen. Thomas Sherman, D-Rye, says there is a vacuum of leadership in New Hampshire when it comes to the pandemic.
The Centers for Disease Control map Tuesday showed only two counties, Belknap and Carroll with high levels of community transmission of COVID-19 and the other eight counties with substantial levels
On Saturday, Sununu was discharged from Portsmouth Regional Hospital after being treated for a bleeding ulcer.
During his care, he received donated blood and in his statement was particularly thankful to those blood donors.
CONCORD — Tuesday’s meeting of the House Ways and Means Committee was scheduled for live-streaming, but the state’s YouTube page instead displayed the message: “This channel doesn’t have any content.”
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Gov. Chris Sununu is suffering from a bleeding ulcer, according to Jayne Millerick, his chief of staff.
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