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Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.
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A task force of volunteers is working to stop the spread of coronavirus within New Hampshire’s Bhutanese community and to care for the 12 confirmed COVID-19 cases in the state.
Lots of mutual love and respect amid the suffering and healing as Nashua fire, police and AMR gathered at St Joseph’s Hospital on Monday night at shift change to show their appreciation to the health-care workers.
Of those with complete information, all are adults with 64% being female and 36% being male.
Rep. Lynn Ober said, “In addition to a surprise lawsuit I knew nothing about. We now have what appears to be a surprise motion.”
Monday’s meeting was all about getting a pulse on the state’s health-care industry.
Democratic legislative leaders are seeking a preliminary injunction to block Republican Gov. Chris Sununu from spending unappropriated federal and state money to combat the COVID-19 epidemic without legislative oversight.
Medical authorities have emphatically stated that maintaining a social distance of six feet is crucial to preventing the spread of COVID-19—something that is impossible at the Dover facility.
Former state Rep. J.R. Hoell, a Republican from Dunbarton and an organizer of #ReopenNH, said plans are underway to hold another rally soon.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced three more COVID-19 deaths on Sunday, bringing the total deaths to 41.
This is an election year, and the president and members of his party had hoped to ride the thriving economy into a second term in the White House, but the virus changed that.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced the COVID-19 death of a woman from Hillsborough County on Saturday saying she was older than 60.
Protesters stood tightly packed in a large group and held signs reading “Live Free or Die in Lockdown,” “Don’t Quarantine the Economy” and “Freedom Trumps the Commie Virus.”
Today I muse joyfully on full disclosure of life during this pandemic.
For the fly fisherman, Ice Out means a change of activity in the rivers and streams that flow into Winnipesaukee.
As part of that deal, the State of New Hampshire purchased the entire shipment of PPE and will be distributing supplies to the areas of greatest need across the state as part of its ongoing effort to respond to the COVID19 global pandemic.
As former Speaker of the House, I’ve seen firsthand how effective leadership in Concord can help Granite Staters get back on their feet during a crisis.
States of emergency have been declared under governors from both parties, and the Fiscal Committee accepted, approved, and expended the federal money coming into the state in those emergencies.
Hanover Hill in Manchester and the Residence at Salem Woods in Salem each reported a COVID-19 death.
Two of the three individuals whose deaths were reported Friday were residents of long-term care facilities that have had outbreaks.