New Hampshire’s Division of Fire Safety confirmed the death of one person in a housefire in Laconia, New Hampshire Wednesday. Firefighters were first called to a blaze at a two-and-a-half story duplex structure in Laconia around 2 p.m. Wednesday, where they learned that one person was trapped inside. Officials said a person was discovered inside unconscious and not breathing.. coronavirus Aug 12, 2020
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu this week issued a new executive order that will require people to wear masks at scheduled gatherings of more than 100 people. It’s the first mask mandate issued by Sununu, who has resisted calls to require the use of face coverings to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus. Here’s what to know about.
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Altrusa International of Monroe will host a PJ Party donation drive on behalf of Sunrise House and Family Counseling and Shelter Services.
Donations can be dropped off, drive-up format, from 3 to 6 p.m. Tuesday at a white canopy that will be set up in front of the La-Z-Boy Center at Monroe County Community Community College, 1555 S. Raisinville Road.
Volunteers will be wearing face masks and pajamas, and come to the cars to accept donations.
This is in support of Sunrise House domestic violence shelter, as each resident receives a new set of pajamas upon arrival.
The requested items include women s pajamas in sizes ranging from small to 3x; and boys pajamas ranging in size from 7/8 to 14/16. There is also a need for women s socks and underwear in all sizes; and boys and girls socks and underwear in all sizes.
Orel Anthony Schadel Jr., 1940 - 2021 Orel Anthony Schadel Jr.
Orel Anthony (Tony/ Pee-Wee) Schadel Jr., 80, passed away January 15, 2021 at the University of Kansas Health Systems, Pawnee Valley Campus, Larned, KS. He was born March 20, 1940 in Cliffside Park, NJ., the son of Orel A. Schadel Sr. and Mary B. Pikulski Schadel.
He graduated from Burdett High School in 1959 and attended college on a dual track and football scholarship at Bethany College in Lindsborg, KS.
In August 1960 he joined the United States Navy, serving his country for 20 years. A proud Navy Veteran, he was stationed at various locations around the world including the Philippine Islands; Norfolk, VA; New Zealand (Antarctica); Vietnam and San Diego, CA.
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Anyone arriving in Canada starting Jan. 7 will need to have a negative COVID-19 test before boarding and may have to quarantine in a federal facility if they have inadequate isolation plans, the federal government says.
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Scads of skaters at northwest Calgary’s Bowness Park prompted city police and bylaw officers to restrict access to the recreation area Wednesday.
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Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says he won’t be issuing sanctions to senior government officials for travelling outside of the country.
Kenney said during a Friday news conference that he became aware that Municipal Affairs Minister Tracy Allard had left the country on Tuesday and immediately asked her to return.
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Kenney said she went on the trip before Christmas on Dec. 19 and returned on Thursday. The premier also confirmed that his chief of staff, Jamie Huckabay, had travelled to the United Kingdom and returned to Canada via the United States.