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Gov. Chris Sununu has sought authorization for 900 National Guardsmen through March 31, 2021 to help fight the pandemic and support immunization when COVID-19 vaccines become available.
“As of Friday, of the state’s $1.25B in CARES Act funds, all but approximately $1.49 million have been allocated…and GOFERR expects to expend a large part of the unspent allocated funds within the next two weeks.”
He was most recently the chair of the Governor’s Advisory Council on Diversity and Inclusion, a member of Sununu’s COVID-19 Equity Response Team, as well as the Commission on Law Enforcement Accountability, Community, and Transparency.
During the next two years, supporters of paid family and medical leave should not hold out hope GOP lawmakers will miraculously change their mind and pass it.
Legislators got an overview Tuesday of what is left in the CARES Act fund to help provide federal relief to the state from COVID-19.
The Attorney General’s Office told election officials last week, while guns could not be banned from polling places including in schools, where a federal law prohibits firearms, voter intimidation will not be tolerated.
Those who want to play hockey or go back to free skate in indoor rinks across the state will be able to return Oct. 30 provided they take a COVID-19 test.
A federal plan to incentivize research to combat Lyme Disease, and make telehealth more accessible in rural areas were discussed by top brass from the Trump Administration who came to New Hampshire Tuesday to talk with the Gov. Chris Sununu.
Dan Feltes said he would be voting to help support the “bright futures” of all citizens, particularly hard-working citizens who have been left behind by Republican leaders such as Gov. Chris Sununu and President Donald Trump.