Retail operations have been given the green light to open on May 11th with guidelines in place such as wearing face masks, limiting the capacity inside of store, practicing social distancing and strict sanitation schedules. Rob Barsamian, President of Settlers Green is working with partners to start opening on May 11th and be fully open […]
While the Appalachian Mountain Club has made the difficult decision to close their high huts hidden in the White Mountains, they hope to have their roadside lodges open by July first. Chris Thayer, director of AMC’s Guided Outdoors says: “We’ll be navigating, you know, as we reopen our roadside lodges, Joe Dodge Lodge in […]
Today’s update from Governor Sununu and team included information regarding the distribution of 40 million dollars from the Federal Cares Act money. It’s to be used for first responders, cleaning, social services, telework and childcare and how this takes some of the pressure off the state and towns. Questions about what it would take for […]
Despite the still active stay at home order, Governor Sununu announced today that there will be certain sectors of the state that will be allowed to service the communities in a larger capacity. Sununu said that these businesses are not required to open but should they want to, there have been guidelines put together by […]
There are many heroes in our area and the Visiting Nurse Home Care and Hospice of North Conway employs many of them including Sandra Ruka, Executive Director. She says it’s a whole new world for the non-profit and its employees. “Coronavirus has definitely affected all our operations from office staff to clinical. We have very […]
In the past few weeks the Lancaster, Sandwich and Stratham Fairs have been cancelled. It’s not just because of the virus, some fairs depend on advanced advertising money and this year, with closed businesses, it’s just not happening. Fryeburg Fair’s website is counting down the days to the fair and today it reads 159. Going […]
