NEW HAMPSHIRE’S FASTEST GROWING ONLINE NEWSPAPER
81 new cases confirmed in New Hampshire bringing state total to 621
Showers for homeless will be open by Thursday; virtual yoga program designed to keep city seniors fit
Study shows New Hampshire's COVID-19 misery apex could be April 21
But time is tight for public comment: Phone comments need to be in by noon, emails by 5 p.m.
N.H., Maine cases continue spike: third N.H. death recorded in Rockingham County
State's hospitalization rate at 15 percent, deaths at 1 percent
Second COVID-related death recorded in New Hampshire; cases spike to 187
Surge peak said to be expected in late April, early May
City residents testing positive remains at 1; Strafford County positive tests rise to five
Number of Strafford County coronavirus cases climbs to three
Governor bans use of reusable bags at grocery stores, other retailers
Still no known cases in Rochester or Strafford County
Even with no dining out, there's no dearth of food choices for dining in
Mayor McCarley asks folks not to forget our downtown businesses, shops and eateries
Only meals will be take-out, delivery or drive-thru; public gatherings of more than 50 also banned
Most activity will be the result of bail issues
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