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Fields of Ambrosia Gives Back to the Community By Donating Soaps & Hand Wash to Vaughn Community Services

Deb Jasien of Fields of Ambrosia and one of the proud members of the White Mountain Independents called in to the Magic Morning Show today and spoke with Gino all about her store’s efforts to give back to the community in this time of need through Vaughn Community Services and teaming up with Grant’s Shop & Save. They also discussed why shopping local now is more important than ever and what we can look forward to in the Spring and Summer when this is all over and done with. Deb says it best look toward the future with hope NOT fear. Listen below!

For more information and to shop with Fields of Ambrosia please visit FIELDSOFAMBROSIA.COM

 

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Captain Nathan Noyes nominated to lead New Hampshire State Police

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Gov. Chris Sununu is nominating Capt. Nathan Noyes to lead the New Hampshire State Police. Sununu was nominating Noyes at Wednesday’s Executive Council meeting. Noyes is commander of a field operations bureau in the state police. He has served as a state trooper since 2001, previously holding the ranks of troop commander, assistant troop commander, patrol supervisor, and trooper. Noyes has received several honors, including the Congressional Law Enforcement Award. The council will likely hold a confirmation vote on Noyes on April 8. He would succeed Col. Christopher Wagner, who retired after spending 25 years with the state police. 

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NH is Seeking Volunteers Who Can Help with Surging Cases of COVID-19

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire is seeking volunteers, both medical and non-medical, who can help deal with surging cases of the new coronavirus in the state. Volunteers needed include licensed, as well as retired, doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists, administrative, transportation, information technology, and security professionals. They can register online at www.nhresponds.org, a site that was created to get help with emergency situations following 9/11. Also, Gov. Chris Sununu said the coronavirus situation in New Hampshire doesn’t yet warrant a stay-at-home order, he said, “We’re not there today.”