Congressional Roundup: biodiesel, fishing COVID masks, LifeBOAT Act
read more…: Congressional Roundup: biodiesel, fishing COVID masks, LifeBOAT ActIt’s May 27, 2021. Here is a roundup of recent news from New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation.
Byline: Nathan Graziano
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Bipartisan New Hampshire opposition to opinion that Supreme Court should not take up lawsuit against Massachusetts
read more…: Bipartisan New Hampshire opposition to opinion that Supreme Court should not take up lawsuit against MassachusettsActing U.S. Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar filed a brief this week, advising the U.S. Supreme Court not to use its “original jurisdiction” power to review New Hampshire’s pending lawsuit against Massachusetts.
Nashua mask requirement rolled back
read more…: Nashua mask requirement rolled backAnyone with questions can call the Nashua COVID-19 Hotline at 603-589-3456 or visit NashuaNH.gov/COVID19.
Man charged in connection to April bomb scare at Central High School
read more…: Man charged in connection to April bomb scare at Central High SchoolManchester Police on Thursday arrested Christopher Mathieson 35, of Manchester in connection with a suspicious device that was located outside Central High School last month.
NH Food Bank eliminates shared maintenance fees for partner agencies, an annual $400K savings
read more…: NH Food Bank eliminates shared maintenance fees for partner agencies, an annual $400K savingsNH Food Bank cutting fee of nine cents per pound to allow its partner agencies to make a bigger impact in their communities.
Weather: Lots of sun!
read more…: Weather: Lots of sun!High pressure to our north will give us lots of sun today along with less humid conditions. A storm to our south tomorrow will give us clouds & cooler temperatures.
Live music May 27-30: Who’s playing where in and around Manchester
read more…: Live music May 27-30: Who’s playing where in and around ManchesterThis week’s round-up of live entertainment in and around Manchester is brought to you by A. Robert Dionne of Ted Herbert Music School & Rentals.
Holloway pleads guilty to 2019 attack on public defender
read more…: Holloway pleads guilty to 2019 attack on public defenderDale Holloway pleaded guilty Wednesday to a vicious attack on a public defender that happened in 2019 in an interview room at the Valley Street jail where, at the time, he was being detained on charges related to the shooting of a Pentecostal bishop during a wedding in Pelham.
Communication breakdown: Crisis negotiations with man inside Union Street home goes dark
read more…: Communication breakdown: Crisis negotiations with man inside Union Street home goes darkAfter more than six hours at a stand-off, police crisis negotiators have lost communication with a man holed up inside a home on Union Street.
June 5: City organizing clean-up of trash along railroad tracks for World Environment Day
read more…: June 5: City organizing clean-up of trash along railroad tracks for World Environment DayCelebrate World Environment Day by showing Mother Earth a little love and joining in a community clean-up along the downtown railroad tracks, a joint effort organized by the city in partnership with Pan Am Railways.
Stand-off on Union Street: Shots fired after U.S. Marshals showed up with arrest warrant
read more…: Stand-off on Union Street: Shots fired after U.S. Marshals showed up with arrest warrantPolice are investigating a report of a shooting on Union Street and have issued a “shelter in place” order for the neighborhood.
Weather: Hazy, hot and humid with afternoon storm possible
read more…: Weather: Hazy, hot and humid with afternoon storm possibleHazy, hot, and humid conditions today. A cold front will approach New Hampshire this afternoon producing some strong thunderstorms before moving off the coast late tonight.
Fisher Cats’ bullpen falters yet again
read more…: Fisher Cats’ bullpen falters yet againIn what is becoming a recurring theme this season, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats’ bullpen couldn’t come through, ultimately providing the Fisher Cats with a 2-1 loss at the hands of the Somerset Patriots on Tuesday night.
‘Bringing Light’ through spoken word: Stockbridge Theatre presents Regie Gibson, Amy Mevorach and Valyn Lyric Turner
read more…: ‘Bringing Light’ through spoken word: Stockbridge Theatre presents Regie Gibson, Amy Mevorach and Valyn Lyric TurnerThe Stockbridge theater will host the pristine and powerful poetry of Regie Gibson as part of its free virtual spring series “Bring Light,” an evening of spoken word, stories, poems, monologues and songs meant to illuminate, enlighten and enliven.
Senate Finance adds money for mental health services, $10M for ponzi scheme victims
read more…: Senate Finance adds money for mental health services, $10M for ponzi scheme victimsThe Senate Finance Committee Tuesday approved adding $14.8 million to Health and Human Services’ budget, much of it for mental health services.
Police called to MST after report of student seen with weapon
read more…: Police called to MST after report of student seen with weaponPolice were called to Manchester School of Technology on Tuesday morning after a report of a student with a weapon. After a brief lockdown, police determined there was no threat and school resumed without further disruption.
May 25 NH DHHS COVID-19 update: 76 positive results with 6 in Manchester; no deaths reported
read more…: May 25 NH DHHS COVID-19 update: 76 positive results with 6 in Manchester; no deaths reportedThere are currently 46 individuals hospitalized with COVID-19. In New Hampshire since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 98,428 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
New Hampshire Liquor Commission surpasses $4 billion in revenue
read more…: New Hampshire Liquor Commission surpasses $4 billion in revenueThe New Hampshire Liquor Commission (NHLC) recently completed its most successful sales year in history, surpassing $4 billion in total net revenue delivered to the state of New Hampshire since it was founded in 1934.