Granite State sees dip in new jobless claims

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New unemployment claims in New Hampshire dropped slightly last week, as extended federal pandemic relief benefits began flowing to jobless workers in the state.

At least 2,604 new applications for benefits were filed for the week that ended March 13 – a decrease of 339 from the previous week, according to the U.S. Department of Labor’s weekly report.

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