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PORTSMOUTH — After a passionate plea from high school students to make a change, the City Council narrowly voted Monday to reject permanently placing Indigenous Peoples Day on the city calendar alongside Columbus Day. Councilor Cliff Lazenby made a motion for the city to recognize Indigenous Peoples Day “instead of what has been typically designated by the state of New Hampshire as Columbus Day." Councilor Petra Huda moved to amend the motion to give residents the choice to recognize either Indigenous Peoples Day or Columbus Day “until such time as the state and federal laws recog...

Manchester no longer has a mask requirement in city-owned buildings. On Tuesday, aldermen voted to rescind the resolution that had been in place due to the pandemic. Portsmouth also took a step towards repealing its mask mandate. The city council voted unanimously on the first reading to repeal the ordinance. Sign up for our Newsletters The current mandate requires masks inside and outside at public places where social distancing is not...

Court to rehear challenge to in-person legislative sessions KATHY McCORMACK, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — A federal appeals court says it will rehear the case involving a challenge to holding in-person legislative sessions without a remote option in New Hampshire during the coronavirus pandemic, and it's invited U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland to weigh in. Earlier this year, seven Democratic lawmakers sued House Speaker Sherman Packard, a Republican, arguing that not allowing a remote option violates the Americans with Disabilities Act and the state and ...