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N.H. stay-at-home order results in fewer calls to police but spike expected in certain crime categories

As a result of the coronavirus crisis, police chiefs in the Capital Region say that since mid-March there has been a shift in the types of calls they’re responding to in their communities.

Planning and Re-Planning Weddings During COVID-19

When Morgan Carpenter and Eliot Pelletier picked Aug. 8 as their wedding date, they pictured a big summer celebration full of family and friends. That was in January, before the coronavirus clamped down on the world and made all large gatherings unsafe.

To Strip or Not? Advice on What to Do After Grocery Shopping

Shedding your clothes in the mud room is routine for farmers, chimney sweeps, auto mechanics and other folks who wind up routinely filthy, but in those cases the need is obvious. What’s different with coronavirus is that it’s undetectable so you can’t be sure what is necessary.

NH Drug Courts Move to Remote Treatment Meetings

Although courthouses throughout the state have suspended most in-person hearings and greatly limited foot traffic, the alternative sentencing program is still up and running with critical services available to those working toward long-term recovery.