Economic Injury Disaster Loan program falls short in New Hampshire
Only 126 businesses received emergency lending help, but 3,700 got smaller grants
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NH healthcare providers paint an ominous picture to governor’s emergency relief panel
Hospitals, nursing homes, doctors’ practices are hemorrhaging money, GOFERR committee told
Seasonal visitor influx worries New Hampshire’s northern counties
Fear of coronavirus migration could overwhelm healthcare infrastructure, they say
Added $600 checks finally making their way to New Hampshire jobless
After computer update, Employment Security processing new payments
Door shuts on New Hampshire businesses looking for PPP loans
Federal relief program runs out of money, with remedy in limbo
As NH’s unemployment trust fund drains, questions about federal reimbursement
Employment Security reports that it paid a record high amount of benefits in one day on Tuesday
Volinsky: No governor should declare himself king
GOFERR is a ‘dangerously misguided’ power grab
Total coronavirus jobless claims in New Hampshire hit 114,000
Department of Employment Security reports latest numbers as benefits applications continue to pour in
SBA approved 4,400 New Hampshire Paycheck Protection loans in first week, Shaheen reports
But agency says actual numbers for Granite State are even higher
New Hampshire jobless claims keep soaring as total nears 100,000
More layoffs, expanded eligibility fuel the continuing increase
