A Black Lives Matter protest more accessible to those in the disabled community is being organized for next Friday in Portsmouth.
On Tuesday, June 1, Keith Howard, executive director of Hope for New Hampshire Recovery was excited. For the first time in more than a year, Howard announced, the Manchester nonprofit would be holding indoor recovery meetings, doing away with COVID precautions like temperature taking, social distancing, and — most significantly — mask requirements.
A mediados de julio, New Hampshire publicó un conjunto de lineamientos a seguir para reabrir los distritos escolares, el cual, responde algunas preguntas que tenían los padres de familia y el personal escolar.
Sin embargo, hay un tema que llama la atención en este documento de 54 páginas: es voluntario. Esto quiere decir que la mayoría de lineamientos pueden ser adaptados o alterados por el distrito y pocos son obligatorios.
By Daniela Allee
Kae Mason is owner of Salon K in Concord (Courtesy photo)
The phone hasn’t stopped ringing since Friday afternoon for Kae Mason, who owns Salon K in Concord.
She says since Gov. Chris Sununu announced that some businesses can reopen this month with restrictions, her salon has booked over 175 appointments.
“I was concerned as to whether people would feel it was too soon, and what I was seeing is that they’re more ready than too soon,” she said.
Under the new stay-at-home order, barber shops and hair salons can begin to serve the public again on May 11.
To prepare for reopening, Mason has sterilized the salon, prepared sanitizer for each station and ordered masks for her 18 employees and clients to use.
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