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It’s Apple Day in NH, Time To Go Pick Your Own
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Apple picking season in New Hampshire has arrived with farmers looking at a handsome crop this year, but also keeping an eye to the sky in hopes of more rain.
Business & Economy
Sununu Deletes Office Emails After 30 Days: Redistricting Veto Lawsuit
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Gov. Chris Sununu’s policy of deleting office emails after 30 days undermines New Hampshire’s right to know, according to a public records lawsuit seeking communications between Sununu’s and Wisconsin’s ex-Gov. Scott Walker’s offices about redistricting legislation Sununu vetoed in 2019.
News
All Restaurants Open 100% In Time for Bike Week
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Restaurants across the state can all go to 100 percent indoor capacity for dining as the state continues to see lower COVID-19 numbers and closes one of the worst outbreaks at a long-term care facility.
COVID-19
Election News: Executive Council Seats Up for Grabs
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Currently, Democrats outnumber Republicans on the council 3-2. All five seats are up for grabs this fall.
COVID-19
Child Advocate: Many Kids End Up In Court To Access Mental Health Services
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“When the legal representation of children is undervalued, children are undervalued, and that has lifelong effect,” Moira O’Neill said.
COVID-19
Restaurant Owners: COVID-19 Liquor Inspectors Are A Real Buzzkill
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There’s a lot of heartburn in the restaurant industry in New Hampshire right now, the Governor’s Economic Reopening Task Force was told on Thursday.
Courts & Corrections
Deputy AG: NH Needs Independent Panel To Probe Police Misconduct
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The state should have an independent commission to hear and investigate accusations of police misconduct, and sustained findings against officers should be made open to the public, according to a set of recommendations being proposed by the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office.
COVID-19
Sununu: It’s Good News Tuesday When It Comes To COVID-19
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Dr. Benjamin Chan, the state’s epidemiologist announced 13 new cases Tuesday of COVID-19 with one new death of a person who lived at a long-term care facility.
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States Trying to Cap Price of Insulin Find Big Drug Firms Pushing Back
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Nine other states — Illinois, Maine, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, Utah, Virginia, Washington and West Virginia — got similar copay limits signed into law.