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NH Residents 65+ Allowed to Register to Vaccinate Next Week
N.H. Gov. Chris Sununu lowered the minimum age for receiving a vaccine from 75 to 65, a change that will take effect later this week.
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Sununu Cancels Outdoor Inauguration Over Protesters
Citing protesters outside his New Hampshire home over his order requiring masks, Gov. Chris Sununu has decided to cancel next week’s outdoor inauguration.
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Group Gathers Outside Sununu's Home to Protest Mask Mandate in NH
At least 100 people protested New Hampshire Republican Gov. Chris Sununu’s mask mandate, chanting “Breathe free or die,” and “We will not comply,” outside his home in Newfields. Sununu issued an executive order that took effect Friday requiring masks to be worn in public spaces, indoors or outside, when social distancing isn’t possible. Seacoastonline.com reports protest organizer Frank Staples,...
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New Hampshire Announces Mask Mandate
Amid a rise in coronavirus cases in New Hampshire, Gov. Chris Sununu on Thursday announced a statewide mask mandate for anyone over the age of five beginning Friday, Nov. 20.
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NH Gov. Sununu Suing Mass. Over Taxation of Remote Workers
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu officially filed a lawsuit Monday against the state of Massachusetts for taxing the income of residents who no longer commute to the Bay State for work.
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Sununu Suing Mass Over Taxation of NH Remote Workers
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu says he plans to take Massachusetts to the U.S. Supreme Court after their Department of Revenue published a final rule imposing state income tax on Granite State residents who are working at home for companies in the Bay State.
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Gov. Sununu Steps in to Help Save Fox From Possible Euthanization
First, it was bears. Now, it’s a fox: New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu has stepped in to help save a domesticated fox that was brought across state lines from Massachusetts and wanted back for possible euthanization. “Once our office learned that Massachusetts officials were considering euthanization, Governor Sununu worked with (the Department of) Fish and Game to find an...
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Sununu Steps in to Save Fox
A domesticated fox set to be euthanized in Massachusetts, is getting another chance thanks to officials in New Hampshire.
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Rapid Antigen Tests to Become Available at Community Testing Centers in NH
Gov. Chris Sununu announced Thursday New Hampshire will be receiving tens of thousands of rapid antigen tests in the next couple of weeks with more to come by the end of the year. During his weekly coronavirus briefing, Sununu said the Granite State will receive 25,000 BinaxNOW Antigen rapid tests to be distributed at community testing locations. Another 400,000 tests…
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NH Gov. Sununu Provides Details on Upcoming NASCAR Race
Sunday’s Cup race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, one of the largest sporting events in the region, will look different to NASCAR fans as part of the state’s measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. “We want to make sure we’re welcoming fans to the race, but also keeping them safe,” New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu said in...
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NH Hotels, Lodging and Campgrounds Move to Full Capacity June 29
As coronavirus numbers decline in New Hampshire, more restrictions are being eased for some businesses. During a news conference Thursday, Gov. Chris Sununu said beginning Monday, June 29, hotels, lodging and campgrounds in the Granite State will be able to operate at 100% capacity. They have been allowed to be open for more than three weeks but at decreased capacity….
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Sununu Unveils New CARES Act Funds for NH
Gov. Chris Sununu announced Tuesday the allocation of additional CARES Act funds to help New Hampshire’s children, veterans, and residents suffering from mental health and substance abuse amid the coronavirus pandemic. Using funds from the federal CARES Act, $5 million will go towards youth-focused programs, $6 million towards SUD/mental health programs, and $7 million for Veteran’s assistance, Sununu said. “No…
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Sununu Announces $40M in Aid for NH Communities, Hazard Pay for First Responders
Days after announcing plans for Stay at Home 2.0, New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu announced the allocation of $40 million in aid for communities across the state dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. During his daily news conference Monday, Sununu said the Governor’s Office for Emergency Relief and Recovery will disperse CARES Act emergency relief funds to communities, organizations and businesses…
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Protesters Gather Outside NH State House, Call for End to Coronavirus Restrictions
Hundreds of protesters descended on the New Hampshire capital on Saturday to protest restrictions on movement and businesses prompted by the COVID-19 outbreak that is sweeping the state, the nation and the world. “Let’s go back to business,” said JR Hoell, treasurer of Re-open NH. “Let’s open up New Hampshire!” The crowd was larger than a similar protest two...
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NH Announces ‘Stay-at-Home 2.0' Extension Through May 31
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu announced Friday he is extending the state’s stay-at-home advisory through the end of May, but making it more flexible for some Granite Staters. The order extends the state’s stay-at-home and non-essential business orders to May 31 amid the coronavirus outbreak. The previous orders were set to expire on May 4. “The people of New Hampshire…
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5 New NH Testing Sites Open, Future of Stay-at-Home Order to Be Decided Later
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu said the future of the state’s stay-at-home and non-essential business orders will be decided later this week. The current orders expire on May 4. During his news conference on Wednesday, Sununu said he would make an announcement Friday on both orders in coordination with the Governor’s Economic Reopening Taskforce. “We are looking to flex...