The state is providing quarantine hotel rooms for 10 unsheltered persons for both those who have exhibited symptoms themselves and those who have come into close contact with someone who has. The state’s plan aims to reduce the possibility of a shelter outbreak.
There have now been 1,211 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed in New Hampshire. Several cases are still under investigation.
“As you know, Gov. Sununu just announced that we will be continuing with remote instruction through the end of the academic year. When we began the shift to remote instruction in March, we knew this would be a difficult task. It turns out this is a marathon, not a sprint. Now that we know we will not be moving back into school buildings this year, it is vital that we run through the finish line.”
It is critical that the New Hampshire state legislature meet to move forward legislation that seeks to provide for all Granite Staters and namely those facing addiction, domestic abuse, and homelessness whose affliction has only amplified during this crisis.
An update from the Department of Health and Human Services on COVID-19 diagnoses and deaths.
Tuesday’s update marks an increase in diagnoses and deaths.
In a unanimous decision by Manchester’s Board of School Committee (BOSC), public school students will not receive failing grades until the current COVID-19 pandemic concludes.
In a 7-6 vote, the Manchester Board of School Committee  (BOSC) defeated a proposal that would eliminate the vacation and push the beginning of Summer Vacation back one week.
With $1.25 billion in federal money to fight COVID-19, the controversial new office Gov. Chris Sununu created to distribute those funds held its first organizational meeting Monday, the same day lawmakers filed an emergency motion to block it.
On Monday, April 13, 2020, DHHS announced 35 new positive test results for COVID-19. There have now been 1,020 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed in New Hampshire. Several cases are still under investigation.