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COVID-19 in New Hampshire: Latest data, graphs, vaccination numbers © Provided by WMUR Manchester covid 19 in new hampshire Get the latest information below about the COVID-19 pandemic and its effects on New Hampshire. This page is updated daily. ^^ In the video player above, see the most recent COVID-19 briefing (from Mar. 18, 2021) ^^Sign up for our Newsletters New Hampshire data: Most-recent daily PCR test positivity rate (data released 3/21): 2.4% Number of deaths attributed to COVID-19: 1,217 Number of active cases: 2,377 Number of patients who have recovered: 76,949 Number of curre...

Hopkinton to return to in-person classes by May, perhaps sooner Hopkinton High School Monitor file Published: 3/15/2021 4:28:26 PM Hopkinton School District plans to reopen fully five days a week by May 3 for any student who wants in-person learning – and maybe even earlier, if they can swing it. School Board chairman Jim O’Brien announced the change at the first info session for the district’s annual meeting, held Saturday via Zoom. A group of parents in town had been pushing for schools to fully reopen. “If we can move faster, we will,” O’Brien said. “We feel that this is the...

Thousands of Granite Staters were still without power Tuesday evening as crews worked to clean up downed trees and lines from strong winds.The worst of the wind had passed by the evening, but not before a trail of damage scattered across the state. Almost 14,000 Eversource customers remained in the dark.View the latest outage numbers in these maps:Eversource Liberty Utilities New Hampshire Electric Co-op Unitil "We've seen winds gust up to 55 mph, and that, combined with the bitter cold, makes for really tough restoration conditions," said Alec O'Meara, of Unitil.The winds made it diffic...

The state closed the COVID-19 vaccination site at Southern New Hampshire University on Tuesday after high winds caused some damage to equipment.

My Turn: Concord hands out unfair breaks to developers Published: 3/1/2021 6:30:06 AM Many Concord homeowners were shocked by their tax bills. Demand for homes due to urban escapees and low interest rates caused a steep increase in assessments, which is good if you are selling a home but bad if you just want to live there. Many landlords are selling their rental homes as they think this is a real estate bubble and they’ll never see these prices again. Unfortunately, the city has been giving unfair breaks to owners of commercial property so residential property is paying a higher share of c...