People of color have been disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic nationwide due to long-standing inequities in the healthcare system, and in recent months those disparities appear to have grown worse in New Hampshire.
A New Ipswich man who was fired from his job as a recruiter for multi-national defense contracts BAE Systems Inc., Joseph Chalifoux, says he was pressured out after he reported an illegal hire pushed by a manager at the Nashua campus.
Police are seeking any tips that might assist in the investigation of this crime.
Rogers Johnson served as president of the Seacoast NAACP as well as the chair of Governor’s Advisory Council on Diversity and Inclusion.
These reductions come as many fear there will be an increased demand for resources if a moratorium on evictions ends in January.Â
Christian faith leaders criticized city officials in an Oct. 15 letter, arguing that they have failed to help Hundred Nights replace the lost wintertime overflow housing. They urged the city to quickly facilitate Hundred Nights’ move to a pair of adjacent Water Street properties, which city records show the organization has not yet purchased despite having received a land-use variance in September to manage a homeless shelter on the site.
Family Promise of Southern New Hampshire will be able to house about 25 families experiencing homelessness once this project is complete. The site for this new facility will be located at the former Infant Jesus School which closed in July 2019 after operating in the city for 110 years. Renovations are expected to be completed by Dec. 31, 2020.
Always a bit of a long-shot candidate for the county sheriff’s position, DiMezzo garnered 7,950 votes to Democratic incumbent Eli Rivera’s 27,674, according to the unofficial vote tallies. DiMezzo, who ran and lost in 2018 while running as a Libertarian, said this is her last run for sheriff.
A Keene woman who peddles conspiracy theories about the COVID-9 pandemic as well as a secret cabal of pedophile elites who control the country is suing Google and Twitter for blocking her message.
A Nashua man who allegedly made plans to abduct a child while he shared child sex abuse images with at least one other man pleaded guilty on Tuesday in the United States District Court in Concord.