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Governor Chris Sununu Joint Letter on School Safety

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By City of Rochester, NH

Concord, NH – Last week, Governor Chris Sununu, Department of Safety Commissioner Robert Quinn, and Department of Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut wrote a joint letter to local school and public safety officials regarding recommended next steps in keeping NH schools safe.

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