It was all about bringing back baseball, health clubs, and family attractions for the Governor’s Economic Reopening Task Force during its remote phone-in meeting Tuesday.
Manchester has been allocated $2,615,772 from the $40 million Gov. Chris Sununu announced Monday for COVID-19-related expenses from the CARES Act the state received.
High school seniors are taking a long, hard look at college plans, as COVID-19 threatens to move the fall semester online, and family finances and college savings take a hit along with the rest of the economy.
Members continued to ask Monday for detailed information on relief funds already distributed by the governor and the amount of the $1.25 billion CARES Act funds already allocated.
New Hampshire municipalities will get $40 million from the state, businesses will get free masks and first responders will see an extra $300 a week in their paychecks, Gov. Chris Sununu and health leaders announced on Monday.
There have now been 2,588 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed in New Hampshire.
Deputy Employment Security Commissioner Richard Lavers said the state is now seeing a decline in requests for new unemployment claims from the peak and “we are cautiously optimistic.”
Angie’s Shelter utilizes vacant space to safely care for 17 participants who are homeless.
As New Hampshire’s community mental health centers made the sudden shift to dealing with the new coronavirus crisis, staff and administrators found an operational foundation was already in place.
There have now been 2,518 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed in New Hampshire of which 282 (11 percent) have required hospitalization.
Since no brewer wants an inferior form of their product to be experienced by consumers, potentially harming their brand, they have little choice but to dump thousands of gallons of stale beer down the drain and replace the kegs at their own cost once restaurant business resumes.
More than 1,500 individuals were tested for COVID-19 on Friday, May 1, the State’s highest one-day total.
There have now been 2,310 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed in New Hampshire.
Governor Chris Sununu on Friday announced he is implementing a new, modified Stay-at-Home Order. Stay at Home 2.0 is in effect until May 31. The state is taking steps to reopen the economy in a ‘smart, phased approach’ that is supported by facts, science and data.
Today, the Manchester Emergency Operations Center (EOC) announced that it will reopen the mobile testing site at the Armory, starting Monday, May 4th through Friday, May 8th.
The Manchester Emergency Operations Center, Manchester Parks Department, Manchester Police Department and Manchester School District issued a joint release reminding residents and visitors to practice physical and social distancing this weekend if they head outdoors.
There have now been 2,146 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed in New Hampshire.
Gov. Chris Sununu, Veterans Affairs (VA) Deputy Secretary Pam Powers, Dean Kamen, and members of New Hampshire’s congressional delegation greeted a plane FedEx cargo plane carrying over 110,000 pounds of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) on the tarmac of Manchester-Boston Regional Airport Thursday — the largest shipment delivered for New Hampshire to date.
Use of CPAP machines should be evaluated, New Hampshire doctor says.
