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State announces four more COVID deaths, 222 new infections Update: Thursday, May 13, 3:20 p.m. New Hampshire health officials reported four more resident deaths from COVID-19 Thursday. According to state epidemiologist Dr. Benjamin Chan, none of the new deaths were associated with long-term care facillities, which he said underlines the continuing danger of community transmission of the virus, even as case numbers decline. The state also announced 222 newly-identified coronavirus infections. Officials are monitoring 1,450 active cases of the virus. Sixty-two Granite Staters are hospita...

New Hampshire to begin allowing walk-ins for COVID-19 vaccinations © Provided by WMUR Manchester walk in clinics New Hampshire will soon begin allowing walk-ins at its state COVID-19 vaccination clinics, Gov. Chris Sununu announced Thursday. Walk-ins will begin Monday, and Sununu said anyone eligible for vaccination can go to one of the state-run sites from 3-6 p.m. without an appointment and get a first dose of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine. He said at least 50 doses will be available each day.Sign up for our Newsletters Second-dose appointments will be made at the time a person receives ...

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As New Hampshire continues to see declines in COVID-19 case numbers, officials have said vaccinations continue to play a key role in the change.

The state Department of Health and Human Services reported four new deaths from COVID-19 over the weekend, with 130 new positive test results and one death of a woman age 60 or older in Hillsboro County on Sunday; 197 new positive test results and three deaths Saturday (on man age 60 or older and two men under the age of 60) and 213 new cases and no deaths on Friday.  On Monday, the state reported that there are 1,577 people with active COVID-19 infections, a total number of deaths since the start of the pandemic at 1,315. Seventy-four people are currently hospitalized with the infection. ...