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New Hampshire lawmakers are set to return to Representatives Hall on Thursday. (Ethan DeWitt | New Hampshire Bulletin)

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After Oreo-themed mock session, NH House has more on its plate than cookies

by Ethan Dewitt New Hampshire Bulletin, Amanda Gokee New Hampshire Bulletin, and Annmarie Timmins New Hampshire BulletinMarch 9, 2022

During a January surge, when it counted 54 COVID-19 patients, Elliot Hospital was using its emergency room hallway for overflow patients. Monday it had just two COVID-19 patients. (Annmarie Timmins | New Hampshire Bulletin)

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NH COVID-19 hospitalizations fall to lowest level since August

by Annmarie Timmins New Hampshire BulletinMarch 8, 2022

The New Hampshire State House in Concord on Oct. 4, 2018

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NH lawmakers tackle energy efficiency, vaccines and beyond

by Amanda Gokee New Hampshire Bulletin, Ethan Dewitt New Hampshire Bulletin, and Annmarie Timmins New Hampshire BulletinFebruary 18, 2022

Kelly and David Omu, of Jaffrey, N.H., made the difficult decision to terminate their pregnancy at 18 weeks after learning their daughter had a fatal fetal anomaly preventing her lungs and brain from developing. They came home with an imprint of her tiny feet that were no bigger than Kelly’s wedding ring. (Courtesy of Kelly Omu)

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‘It’s such an impossible decision’: NH abortion ban adds to pain of fatal fetal diagnoses

by Annmarie Timmins New Hampshire BulletinFebruary 10, 2022

Mariah Blum is on the ICU team at Catholic Medical Center in Manchester. (Courtesy of Catholic Medical Center)

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Travel nurses have been essential during the pandemic – but at a cost

by Annmarie Timmins New Hampshire BulletinFebruary 5, 2022

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Legislation aimed at protecting access to abortion rejected by NH Senate committee

by Annmarie Timmins New Hampshire BulletinJanuary 28, 2022

The Department of Health and Human Services hopes to use $12 million in federal pandemic aid to buy 1 million tests and sell them at cost plus an administrative fee. (Dave Cummings | New Hampshire Bulletin)

With Executive Council’s OK, NH liquor stores would begin selling COVID-19 tests

by Annmarie Timmins New Hampshire BulletinJanuary 25, 2022

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‘A real turning point’: Mobile crisis units offer new tool in mental health treatment

by Annmarie Timmins New Hampshire BulletinJanuary 23, 2022

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Privacy and public health loom large in clash over NH vaccine registry

by Annmarie Timmins New Hampshire BulletinJanuary 19, 2022

N.H. vaccine testimony repeats debunked information

by Annmarie Timmins New Hampshire BulletinJanuary 17, 2022