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Vermont is moving to shut down all non-essential travel into the state as COVID-19 case counts rise across the country. The state's previous travel policy allowed people from certain counties in the Northeast to enter Vermont without having to self-quarantine. All of New Hampshire's counties as of late last month. At a press conference Tuesday, Vermont Governor Phil Scott said they're now tightening their rules. “We’re temporarily suspending our travel map, and requiring a 14-day quarantine, or seven days and a negative test, for any non-essential travel into Vermont.” Scott, a Republican, says state police and other public safety officials will conduct random check-ins to make sure lodging facilities comply with the new guidelines. Tags:&nbsp;The University of New Hampshire is reporting a record number of COVID-19 cases on campus. The school's weekly positive case number&nbsp; since last week, now at 67. Of the total 84 active cases, 73 are students, and a total of 351 people are in quarantine, more than triple the amount quarantined two weeks ago.NHPR is continuing to cover the developing story around coronavirus in New Hampshire. Bookmark this page for the latest updates, including case numbers and other important news of the day. for all of our COVID-19 coverage.

Vermont is moving to shut down all non-essential travel into the state as COVID-19 case counts rise across the country. The state's previous travel policy allowed people from certain counties in the Northeast to enter Vermont without having to self-quarantine. All of New Hampshire's counties as of late last month. At a press conference Tuesday, Vermont Governor Phil Scott said they're now tightening their rules. “We’re temporarily suspending our travel map, and requiring a 14-day quarantine, or seven days and a negative test, for any non-essential travel into Vermont.” Scott, a Republican,...

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