So, this happened in Manchester.
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Safe shopping and social dissonance: Dirty scenes from a supermarket parking lot
Right now personal protective equipment – and social distancing – is all that stands between us and “it.” READ MORE
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MTA suspending routes during April
MANCHESTER, N.H. – The Manchester Transit Authority (MTA) announced on Monday that all bus routes will be suspended as of Wednesday, April 1. The Welcome Center at Veterans Park will also be closed on April READ MORE
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Catholic Charities NH launches crisis fund – financial, food childcare and health aid – to those in need
Fund to provide direct assistance for NH residents in need during COVID-19 crisis. READ MORE
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April 2: Tenants rights training on COVID-19 changes, governor’s current orders and your questions answered
A virtual tenants rights training on April 2 from 6-7:30 p.m. via Zoom will cover the changes that have been made as a result of COVID-19, your rights around eviction and available support to individuals. The training will be provided by NH Legal Assistance. READ MORE
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Mayor says COVID-19 not limited to elderly after daughter tests positive; no patient age data in NH
Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig and her family are self-isolating at home after her oldest daughter tested positive for COVID-19, tweeting it is a reminder that the virus isn’t of concern only to people over age 60. READ MORE
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VA Manchester virtual care available as option for veterans
VA Manchester Health Care System announces virtual care-only access at its Community Based Outpatient Clinics (CBOC) located in Conway, Portsmouth, Somersworth and Tilton, effective close of business, Monday, March 30, 2020, due to the COVID-19 global pandemic. READ MORE
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March 31: Quarantine-O-Ween Virtual Festival goes live – costume contest, music and more
Fun for all ages during a virtual Quarantine-o-Ween! READ MORE
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12 families after the fire: Searching for cats, sifting through rubble and looking for new homes
After investigation, it appears six buildings were damaged by the fire, some with more substantial damage than others. It appears the original fire building at 232 Spruce St. will have to be torn down, and that will be determined by the insurance company. To the east of the origination of the fire, 234 Spruce St., has substantial damage, and it will be determined what the insurance will do with the claim. READ MORE
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COVID-19 Manchester Restaurant Guide 2.0 (now with twice as many listings!)
Restaurant guide to Manchester during the COVID-19 crisis. READ MORE
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New Horizons adapts to coronavirus pandemic
Capped this past October at 138 participants at one time, New Horizons, owned and operated by Families in Transition, has faced a number of unprecedented challenges which often leaves them faced with difficult choices. READ MORE
