The City of Nashua has required masks indoors for months (except for the ‘crats in Town Hall, or so I hear). Not one of the surrounding communities has a mask mandate. So, it might surprise some that today Nashua has gone code red from a COVID19 infection spike.
Is it possible that Nashua politicians know masks won’t do anything, but they want to yank your chain (virtue signal) and make you think they care and are protecting you? Or are they idiots who get their science from Trump-hating MSNBC talking heads?
Recently, the CDC issued a mask recommendation. They’ve been wrong about many things regarding COVID so far, but I’ll credit them for continuing to try. I’ll take their advice under advisement.
Mask-less shoppers in Nashua could face fines up to $1,000 for violating the city’s new mask mandate. The Board of Alderman voted to implement a new emergency ordinance on Thursday evening requiring all persons to wear a cloth face covering to enter any business, multi-unit residential complex or commercial building. Alderman Jan Schmidt, speaking with … Read more
Nashua Mayor Jim Donchess is pushing for bringing back the jersey barriers this summer in downtown Nashua that were originally placed to allow expanded outdoor dining during the COVID-19 lockdowns.
Dear Board of Health members, I am requesting that you hold either an emergency meeting or move your regular meeting to Monday, February 7th to provide a recommendation to the Board of Alderman to lift the mask mandate for their Tuesday, February 8th meeting.
Honorable Aldermen, My name is John Cawthron. I am a resident of Nashua. The mask mandate put in place by the previous Board is hurting our city. I myself will not wear a mask and do not patronize any establishment in a city that enforces this mandate.
To: Ms. Bobbie Bagley Director, Nashua Div. of Public Health and Community Services. Dear Director Bagley – I opposed the recent reimposition of a mask mandate for Nashua, and now note that a new meeting is scheduled for 01/19/22 where the topic may be addressed.
Here’s a big bowl of stupid for you on this lovely if not a bit too (freaking bitter) cold Thursday morning. As you probably know, Nashua reinstituted a cite-wide mask mandate (some reporting on that here). But Merrimack didn’t. So, what’s up with this?
The Board-of-Health-approved measure for new mandated masking requirements in Nashua found its way to the Board of Alderman. It calls for indoor and (some) outdoor masking through January 31st, 2022. They have called a special meeting to advance the mandate.
A week after punting on the vote, the Nashua Board of Health met yesterday and voted for a city-wide indoor mask mandate. The useless gesture will now advance to the Board of Alderman for approval and enforcement.
As we reported yesterday, the Nashua, New Hampshire board of health met to consider, among other things, a city-wide mask mandate. After comments from about a dozen speakers, the Board decided not to decide. ‘Experts in Keene, NH, were not so shy.
I apologize for the late notice, but I just received this. The Nashua Board of Health is meeting today at 12:30 ET (Zoom Meeting enabled) to discuss a list of issues, including a reinstatement of the city-wide mask mandate.
Schools across the state of New Hampshire have children attending school with and without masks on their face. In many private schools, parents decide if their child needs to wear a mask to school. Some public school boards also voted to uphold the rights of parents to make this decision.
Nashua parents were delivered a blow tonight when their school board members voted to install a mask mandate on children when they start school. At this time, parents have three choices: comply with the mandate, remove their children from the district, or sue them.
The People’s Republic of Nashua’s Politburo (the city alderman – woman/person/thing) took the advice of the cities Ministry of Health and rescinded its long-running mask mandate at their Thursday night meeting.
Great news from the Gate City. “The Nashua Board of Health just unanimously voted on a recommendation to the Board of Alderman to rescind the mask mandate. The mandate’s days are numbered. Businesses will soon be free to decide their own policies.”
At the last minute, the Nashua Board of Education changed tonight’s 6 pm Board meeting from an in-person meeting at Nashua North High School boardroom to a Zoom meeting in violation of its own policies.
Dear Stephanie, I am writing to strongly protest the mask laws, and to react in horror at the idea that curfews would even be considered.
The Nashua Board of Aldermen voted to pass an updated mask ordinance. “By a 13-2 vote, the Nashua Board of Aldermen approved an amendment to the city’s COVID-19 mask policy that says retail businesses must post “Face Covering Required” signs at their entrances and deny service to anyone who is not wearing a mask.”