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Democrat Senator backs out of New Hampshire Senate debate

According to GBH News, Hassan's Republican challenger Don Bolduc is gaining on her in recent polls, making the race closer than expected. 

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Sen. Hassan Backs Out of New Hampshire Debate With Republican Challenger

Veteran politician U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.) has backed out of a scheduled debate with her Republican challenger .

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Merrimack Valley Philharmonic Orchestra putting on concert under new director

The Merrimack Valley Philharmonic Orchestra is putting on a spring concert — “A Pastoral Palette” — at the Timberlane Performing Arts Center on May 15 at 2:30 p.m., under the

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New Hampshire residents encouraged to get COVID-19 vaccine

Updated: 6:23 PM EDT May 2, 2021 Tim Callery Reporter New Hampshire officials warn the state is starting to see the number of fully vaccinated residents slow down.Data from New Hampshire’s Department of Health and Human Services show more than 790,000 Granite Staters have received their first dose. That total is roughly 60% of the state’s population. Over 351,000 of those people are fully vaccinated, which equates to roughly 26%. Officials say many people who are unvaccinated and eligible to receive one have not signed up for an appointment. Gov. Chris Sununu, state health officials, and private agencies have begun a number of initiatives to encourage New Hampshire residents to get vaccinated. One such imitative is a series of public service announcements and electronic billboards to encourage those who may be hesitant to get vaccinated to change their minds. Local hospitals are joining this mission too. They say it is important for eve

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NH officials, hospitals encourage residents to get COVID-19 vaccine

NH officials, hospitals encourage residents to get COVID-19 vaccine © WMUR State officials, hospitals encourage Granite Staters to get their COVID-19 vaccine New Hampshire officials warn the state is starting to see the number of fully vaccinated residents slow down. Data from New Hampshire’s Department of Health and Human Services show more than 790,000 Granite Staters have received their first dose. That total is roughly 60% of the state’s population. Over 351,000 of those people are fully vaccinated, which equates to roughly 26%.Sign up for our Newsletters Officials say many people who are unvaccinated and eligible to receive one have not signed up for an appointment.

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