News
State Opens Tax Amnesty Program Now Through Feb. 15
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Those who owe the state tax money are being given an opportunity for amnesty if they pay by Feb. 15. After that, look out.
News
Black Mountain, Jackson Settle Lawsuit; Free Skiing for Town Residents Dec. 2 To Celebrate
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After his refusal to shut down snowmaking at Black Mountain following an anonymous noise complaint to police at 2 a.m. the week before Thanksgiving, general manager Erik Mogensen said the town select board has come to a settlement with him.
Business & Economy
Mt. Washington Summit Environmental Report To Be Unveiled in North Conway
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An environmental and structural assessment of the 60-acre state park at the summit of the highest peak in the northeast, Mount Washington, with recommendations for its future is part of a presentation that will be offered Thursday night.
Business & Economy
Lawmakers Get Lesson in Carbon Capture Forestry, Told It’s Growing Slowly
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Lawmakers received an overview of carbon forest science and new markets that are giving forest landowners an additional revenue stream outside of logging.
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Car Dealers, Sierra Club Oppose State Dropping Vehicle Emissions Testing
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Auto dealers and the state’s chapter of the Sierra Club were both in opposition to the state asking to opt out of federal vehicle emissions testing at a hearing Monday in Concord.
Business & Economy
Black Mountain Edges Out Bretton Woods as First NH Ski Area To Open Saturday
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By 90 minutes, Black Mountain in Jackson was the first to open for skiing in New Hampshire Saturday with Bretton Woods ski area also loading chairs for the first time for the 2025-26 season.
Business & Economy
Ayotte Won’t Agree To Logging Plan for Headwaters Tract Unless North Country Benefit: Others Say Enforce Easement Now
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Gov. Kelly Ayotte said Wednesday she is hopeful that the state can come to an agreement on logging levels for the 146,000 Connecticut Headwaters tract here but she is not willing to agree to a 10-year plan that does not benefit the North Country.
Business & Economy
Without Naming Shaheen and Hassan, Ayotte Glad NH at Forefront of Ending Shutdown
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Without naming Democratic New Hampshire U.S. Senators, Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte said she was glad that New Hampshire was at the forefront of working to end the government shutdown.
Business & Economy
Council Updated on SNAP, FindingYDC Fund Administrator; Tables Ambulance Study
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New Hampshire’s Executive Council received an update on SNAP benefits, the process of hiring a new administrator for the YDC abuse settlement fund, and approved a new, pared down request to help indigent individuals get free legal counsel Wednesday.