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Variant spreads amid roll out People wait in line to receive a Pfizer vaccination for COVID-19 at the former Peebles department store in Belmont on March 23. On April 2, all permanent New Hampshire residents who are 16 or older will be allowed to sign up to receive the injections. Rick Green / Granite State News Collaborative Published: 4/4/2021 3:00:16 PM Even as New Hampshire’s COVID-19 vaccination program shifts into high gear, a highly contagious variant of the virus is spreading, overall case numbers are increasing and a significant segment of the population doesn’t want to be inocul...

Published: 4/1/2021 11:06:24 AM Even as New Hampshire’s COVID-19 vaccination program shifts into high gear, a highly contagious variant of the virus is spreading, overall case numbers are increasing and a significant segment of the population doesn’t want to be inoculated. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, at least 72 people in New Hampshire and more than 11,000 across the country have contracted the so-called U.K. variant, which was first documented in the state in February. Two members of the University of New Hampshire Durham community are among those wh...

Black, Latino residents falling behind in N.H.'s vaccine rollout In Nashua (above) and across the state, community health workers have been trying to break down barriers to vaccine access through community clinics and other outreach. Casey McDermott—NHPR Published: 3/17/2021 2:51:25 PM Black and Latino people in New Hampshire have faced disproportionate harm from the COVID-19 pandemic, including higher rates of infection. They're also falling behind in New Hampshire’s vaccine rollout, according to new data from the state health department. As of March 8, according to the new data provided...

Black and Latino people in New Hampshire have faced disproportionate harm from the COVID-19 pandemic , including higher rates of infection. But they're

COVID-19: NH schedules DHMC vaccination clinic for teachers, other school workers Modified: 3/11/2021 11:48:19 PM WEST LEBANON — Public health officials are planning two vaccination clinics geared to about 2,000 school employees working on the New Hampshire side of the Upper Valley later this month. The clinics, slated for March 20 and 27 at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, are intended for teachers, bus drivers, classroom aides, substitute teachers and anyone else who is critical to the function of their New Hampshire school regardless of their state of residence, Alice Ely, executive d...