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133 Total COVID-19 Deaths, 3,071 Positive Tests
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The state Department of Health and Human Services announced two new COVID-19 deaths Sunday bringing the total to 133.
Sex Assault Trial Cancelled and Some Charges Dropped Against Ex-Jail Guard
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The first of two scheduled sex assault trials against former Grafton County House of Corrections Officer Max Fournier is cancelled as prosecutors have dropped two of the three original charges.
State Gets $65M for Groundwater from PFAS Manufacturers; Private Well Cleanup in Litigation
Water quality in New Hampshire scored tens of millions of dollars Monday in a lawsuit settlement with the manufacturers of PFAS and aqueous film-forming foam.
With Coal Plant Slated for Closure, Climate Activists Set Sights on ‘Peakers’
On Saturday, five years after it launched a campaign using nonviolent civil disobedience to shut down a coal-fired power plant in Bow, New Hampshire, No Coal No Gas held a celebration in Pembroke’s Memorial Park marking the commitment of the plant’s owner, Granite Shore Power, to end coal combustion in 2027 and convert the facility to a “renewable energy park.”
5 People Diagnosed with Legionnaire’s Disease After Visiting Downtown Lincoln, NH
DHHS Identifies Five People Diagnosed with Legionnaire’s Disease After Visiting Area in Downtown Lincoln, NH
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NH Republican Legend Ruth Griffin Dies at Age 99
County Nursing Home Boasts ‘Well-Coordinated Team’
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New Hampshire’s 11 county-run nursing homes have not had a single outbreak of COVID-19 so far, according to state health records, and the staff at Merrimack County Nursing Home aims to keep it that way with their residents in Boscawen.
COVID-19
‘Follow the Money,’ But Impossible To Say Exactly Where $1.25B Is Going
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The reports use graphics to indicate areas of spending like emergency child protection, domestic and sexual abuse prevention, operating and administrative costs, personal protection equipment such as masks, gloves and gowns, personnel costs, and the state agencies that received or spent funds to combat the epidemic.
10 More COVID-19 Deaths, 71 New Positive Cases Including Five Children
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There have now been 3,011 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed in New Hampshire. Several cases are still under investigation.
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Out and About Enjoying a Rail Trail Not Far From Home
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From Upper Coos to Hinsdale, New Hampshire has hundreds of miles of recreational rail trails getting plenty of use these days during the COVID-19 crisis.
Budget Committee Cuts AG’s Request For Extra Funds By $100,000
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The state Legislative Budget Committee voted to cut Attorney General Gordon MacDonald’s request for $620,832 in addition to his budget by $100,000 along party lines at Friday’s meeting.
COVID-19
NH Gives Free PPE To Businesses For Reopening Monday
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Members of New Hampshire State Police, New Hampshire National Guard and the New Hampshire Fire Academy worked together to keep things moving.
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Agreement On Initial $1.25B Spending Recommendations Illusive
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The rubber has not quite met the road enough to send federal money to the greatest needs created by the coronavirus crisis.
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121 Total COVID-19 Deaths, 2,947 Cases: NH Data
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The deaths include one woman and two men from Hillsborough County, one man from Merrimack County and a woman and two men from Rockingham County, all 60 or older.
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Sununu: Dentists Join Monday Reopening; 7 New COVID-19 Deaths
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One week after Gov. Chris Sununu announced his plans to reopen for some hospital procedures, hair salons, golf courses, campgrounds and outdoor dining to reopen with restrictions, he announced at a news conference on Friday that dentists and oral surgeons will be able to open their doors as well on Monday.
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Hampton Chamber Proposes June 1 Beach Reopening, Sununu Says No Fast Decision
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The state could re-open Hampton Beach to walking, surfing, and other transitory uses by June 1, according to a proposal the Hampton Chamber submitted to the Governor’s Economic Reopening Task Force Friday.
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NH Golfers Eager To Take That First Swing Monday
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Golf courses are likely to see some new divets across New Hampshire on Monday when the links open to residents and members only.
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Churchgoers, Surfers, Tattooists Yearning To Move On
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The massage community also called in imploring the task force, sometimes tearfully, to allow them to help alleviate the pain of their clients who have gone almost two months without a massage treatment.
COVID-19; Dean Kamen; U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen; Lori Shibinette
Your Government and You Are Invited To Call, Fiscal Committee Friday
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Trying to keep up with the government committees and task force meetings by phone about COVID-19? Here are some coming soon and you are invited to call in.
114 Total Deaths, 2,843 COVID-19 Cases: NH Data
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The people who died were a woman in Hillsborough County, a man in Rockingham County, and a man in Strafford County, all 60 years of age and older.
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Sununu, Volinsky, Feltes Clash on COVID-19 Contract and Spending of $1.25B
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Sununu took to the radio Thursday morning on Jack Heath’s NH Today applauding ConvenientMD and blasting the Executive Council for voting on Wednesday to table the state’s request to withdraw $950 million from the treasury claiming lack of sufficient information from the governor’s office.
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Task Force Hears Reopening Challenges From Performing Arts, Massage Industry
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On Wednesday, the state reported 19 deaths from the novel coronavirus with a total number of deaths in the state at 111.
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19 More Nursing Home Deaths from COVID-19, Totals Listed By Facility
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The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 19 news deaths from COVID-19, all related to long-term care facilities, bringing the total to 111.
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Hospitals in Critical Condition, Committee Contends
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One of the priorities is help for hospitals and committee members said they want to see the aid distributed as grants rather than the initial $50 million health-care emergency relief fund which has distributed about $18 million in low-interest loans.