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Opposition turned out for a bill that would prohibit any sanctuary cities or towns in the state and block local officials from preventing local law enforcement from cooperating and working with federal immigration authorities.
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“The President’s sweeping, indiscriminate tariffs that are driving costs through the roof also have dire national security and defense consequences.”
Attorney General John M. Formella announces that members of the Attorney General’s Office are responding to a report of an officer-involved shooting that occurred late this afternoon in Keene, New Hampshire.
There will be no-high fives and no huddles in softball and baseball this summer, but skills and drills practice could begin for groups of 10 or fewer, according to recommendations headed toward Gov. Chris Sununu.
Some summer overnight camp operators are deciding ahead of the governor’s directive to cancel camp for this summer saying it is just too risky in a pandemic with so many unknowns.
Every time I try to write my next column, that sherbet-faced clown in D.C. defeats me.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced no new deaths on Monday and 57 new positive test results for COVID-19.
Lawmakers suing Gov. Chris Sununu over the spending of federal COVID-19 funds contend the governor seeks to bar legislators and taxpayers from contesting any illegal actions on his part in the courts.
Child care centers and equestrian facilities can reopen immediately as well as outdoor attractions for 10 or fewer people for biking, canoeing, kayak rentals, outdoor driving ranges, small fishing charters, and guide services for hunting and fishing.
A perfect storm is brewing for the state’s housing market due to the COVID-19 pandemic’s effect on the state’s economy.
Task force hears recommendations about reopening youth baseball and softball and a strategy for acupuncturists to again see their patients.
There are numerous committee and task force meetings this week to deal with COVID-19 that are open to the public.
The state also announced 41 new positive test results for COVID-19.
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What has not been addressed to date, but has to be very soon, is what to do about the state’s $6.4 billion fiscal 2019-2020 operating budget ending June 30.
A “Rolling Rally” in which cars drive by is planned for Sunday, May 17 to celebrate the release of 14 immigration detainees there, and urge Immigration and Customs Enforcement to free those still held, with the message, “ICE Have a Heart.”
They include one man in Strafford County younger than 60; and four women and six men from Hillsborough County and one woman from Rockingham County, all older than 60.
Time expanded to fill her mission of love, of service, of joy.
Coos County has had the fewest number of positive cases and two more added Friday.
State Rep. Tim Lang, R-Sanbornton, a member of the task force, said a modified set of protocols to include outdoor wedding venues may come up for a vote Monday.
Gov. Chris Sununu on Friday announced $595 million in relief for Main Street businesses, hospitals, nursing homes, farms, higher education, and childcare from the CARES Act’s $1.25 billion awarded to the state.
Dannis Hackney, 37, said he was told to get a ride Sunday night from Community Resources for Justice Transitional Housing to his sister’s home in Milton, Vt., unaware that the COVID-19 test he took a few days before was positive.