COVID-19
Both Parties Have Much at Stake in the Primary
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With Secretary of State William Gardner predicting a record turnout and with about 100,000 absentee ballots to count, the results are likely to be later than usual Tuesday evening.
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Karen Testerman Says Your Vote Will Make a Difference
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Karen Testerman urges Christians to vote.
COVID-19
Durham, Manchester Report Most Current COVID-19 Cases Saturday
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The new cases reside in Strafford (16), Rockingham (9), Hillsborough County other than Manchester and Nashua (5), Merrimack (5), Grafton (3), Carroll (1), and Cheshire (1) counties, and in the city of Manchester (11).
COVID-19
What If You Didn’t Get a Primary Absentee Ballot Yet and the Election is Tuesday
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If an absentee ballot is not received in Saturday’s mail or by Tuesday morning, the primary election day, the voter should go to the polling place on Election Day and vote using the accessible voting process.
Business & Economy
NH Ski Areas Get Ready To Open Safely
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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.
Business & Economy
COVID-19 Takes Toll on State Revenues
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Business taxes and the rooms and meals tax continue to be impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic as state revenues are down about 7 percent over the revenue plan developed by budget officials.
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Lawmakers Study NH’s High Long-Term Care COVID-19 Death Rate, Resident Safety
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A legislative committee studying the safety of residents and staff at long-term care facilities plans to meet with advocates, industry officials and state agencies before issuing its final report in two months.
Health & Mental Health
New Guidance for Schools: In-School, Hybrid or Remote?
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The state issued a new guidance document Tuesday to help schools through grade 12 determine when to go to hybrid or remote learning or return to the classroom in case of COVID-19 infections.
Courts & Corrections
Claremont Councilor Had 11 Sustained Internal Affairs Cases As Police Officer
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Former Claremont Police Officer Jon Stone was the subject of 11 internal affairs investigations that found sustained allegations of misconduct, according to a letter from Claremont City Manager Ed Morris.