If your business was forced to shut down and you attempt to apply for benefits under New Hampshire’s new coronavirus eligibility rules, you will be denied. But don’t worry about it. Ignore it. It doesn’t mean anything.
Retailer-owned cooperative is filling positions at its warehouses and stores including ShopRite, The Fresh Grocer, Price Rite Marketplace, Dearborn Market and Gourmet Garage
Along with increasing food purchasing, the New Hampshire Food Bank is working with agencies across the state to provide resources and to understand where the need is greatest.
As emergency departments across the country begin surging with COVID-19 patients, a behind-the-scenes group at Dartmouth-Hitchcock is surging for science.
In response to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, makerspaces across the state have mobilized an effort to manufacture protective face shields for health care workers, Roy Schlieben, executive director of MAxT Makerspace in Peterborough, said on Monday.
Andrew Yang is still working toward a universal basic income initiative. In the meantime, his nonprofit Humanity Forward is providing help to those in desperate financial need.
On Sunday, March 29, she went to the Catholic Medical Center. She’d had difficulty breathing for a few days. She had even gone three weeks previous to this, but was escorted outside as she showed none of the normal symptoms. She believes she may have had the coronavirus the whole time. As someone in a wheelchair, she did not go anywhere else or do anything. She was at New Horizons the entire time, dating back to last fall.
Another local company assisting in the effort to pivot production to face shields is Alene Candles, which in normal times, is a full-service contract and private-label candle manufacturer.
Two weeks ago, while watching the news and speaking with a co-worker on the phone, Win Fream, the senior director of product design and development at sports safety equipment producer Cascade Maverick Lacrosse became convinced his company needed to continue producing protective gear, but for the medical community rather than athletes.
On March 31, 2020, DHHS announced 53 new positive test results for COVID-19. There have now been 367 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed in New Hampshire.
New Hampshire declared the state-owned liquor stores to be essential businesses, the order said.
During this COVID-19 crisis, New Hampshire credit unions are creating new programs that meet their members’ changing needs.
Child care programs will be eligible to apply for incentive payments, including funding to support pay differentials for staff, child care costs for child care professionals, and other operating costs to support an emergency child care system.
New Hampshire had the nation’s steepest increase in the number of unemployment claims last week, perhaps – but not necessarily – indicating an even sharper downturn in the state’s economy than the rest of the country.
Today’s update includes a more detailed map of COVID-19 confirmed cases by city and town.
Here are some updates regarding the Manchester School District.
