Posts by Nathan Graziano
It’s May 23, 2021. Here’s a roundup of recent updates from New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation.
ery warm and muggy conditions will continue today. A strong cold front will cross New Hampshire which will bring some strong thunderstorms. Tonight much cooler and drier air moves in and should last for the start of the new work week.
So far this season, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats bullpen has struggled, with Saturday marking another chapter in those troubles as the Fisher Cats fell 7-6 to the Portland Sea Dogs.
Despite the pandemic, construction companies have experienced some of their busiest quarters with construction of single-family homes and multi-family units on the rise. But even as residential development continues at a fast clip, demand for housing is outstripping supply.
There are currently 53 individuals hospitalized with COVID-19. In New Hampshire since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 98,244 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
I published The Brown Bottle out of a small second-floor apartment in Concord where I lived after moving back to the East Coast from Las Vegas[3]. The zine was a labor of love. I took submissions from writers all over the world and published what I subjectively considered the best work I received in a bi-annual saddle-stitched journal that I laid out on a desktop publishing program and had it printed by a small shop down the road from my apartment.
It’s May 22, 2021. Here’s a roundup of recent updates from New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation Congress honors Ghost Army This
New Hampshire is among several states curtailing the $300 a week federal unemployment benefits included in the American Rescue Plan. Governor Chris Sununu is calling for the end of the $300 a week federal unemployment benefits citing a perceived worker shortage.
Police are seeking any information from the public via Crime Line.
High pressure remains over the region with a southerly flow bringing humid &hot temperatures, with some spot thunderstorms later in the day.