Latest Breaking News On - ஆண்டி ஸ்யாந்போர்ந் - Page 1 : comparemela.com
UpdatedMon, May 24, 2021 at 4:45 pm ET
Reply(1)
The popular deck at The Draft on South Main Street in Concord was closed on May 15 to customers due to a lack of staffing. (Tony Schinella/Patch)
CONCORD, NH The last 15 months have been a boomerang, of sorts, for restaurants in New Hampshire.
Midway through March 2020, as everything shut down, many restaurateurs and business owners thought they were going to lose everything. The industry requires customers to go out to eat and drink, spend their money, and be social something that was restricted during the coronavirus pandemic. Eateries pivoted offering outside dining and takeout options and strategizing to stay alive. Many survived until infections died down but some, however, did not.
North-hampton
New-hampshire
United-states
South-dakota
Nebraska
Utah
Rangoon
Yangon
Myanmar
Andy-sanborn
Mike-somers
Kirk-mcneil
Eddie Edwards of Dover was unanimously confirmed as the state s new assistant commissioner of the Department of Safety in a vote by the five-member Executive Council on Wednesday.Edwards, a former State Liquor Commission enforcement chief and 2018 Republican congressional nominee, was praised by District 1 Councilor Joe Kenney and was approved for the post by the lone Democrat on the council, Cinde Warmington of Concord, as well as by the four council Republicans.(Our earlier report, published Feb. 17, follows.) Former State Liquor Commission enforcement chief and 2018 congressional candidate Eddie Edwards was nominated by Gov. Chris Sununu on Wednesday to serve as an assistant commissioner of the state Department of Safety.“Eddie’s extensive experience in public safety, law enforcement, and business administration make him the perfect candidate for this critical position in state government,” Sununu said. “I would like to thank Eddie for agreeing to put his name forward
South-hampton
New-hampshire
United-states
Andy-sanborn
Eddie-edwards
Perry-plummer
Chris-pappas-edwards
Robert-quinn
Bryan-terrell
Andru-volinsky
Hampshire-human-rights-commission
Department-of-safety