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Republicans in Senate backed the ivermectin bill as a bloc, but remained split on the plan for people to opt out of vaccine requirements for reasons of conscience.
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Bills passed by the House would prioritize individual rights and limit the authority of entities to compel adherence to public health policies.
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A Republican-led House committee took up several pandemic-inspired bills on Monday.
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The political fight over whether to allow remote participation in New Hampshire State House business has migrated to cities and towns.
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Concerns over impending snow drove the action, but concerns over COVID were also conspicuous.
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The deal extended a no-bid contract with Manchester firm, GYK Antler through March. With the approval, the state will have spent more than $2 million to boost vaccine confidence.
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The news conference comes amid a surge in coronavirus cases in New Hampshire and redoubled efforts to promote COVID-19 vaccinations and booster doses.
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The funding comes as hospitalizations from the virus reach record highs in New Hampshire.