Business & Economy
State Revenues Continue Upward Trend
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In January, state revenues continue to produce more than budget writers anticipated led by business, hospitality and sweepstakes levies.
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Financial issues and challenges faced by faced by NH companies and the economy as a whole.
In January, state revenues continue to produce more than budget writers anticipated led by business, hospitality and sweepstakes levies.
Despite warnings that the frigid weather is not safe for extended exposure today into Saturday, outdoor activities in the state are going forward in some cases and have been canceled in others as the National Weather Forecast has issued a wind chill warning from 10 a.m. Friday to 1 p.m. Saturday.
A new coalition has formed in the state legislature to represent mothers called the New Hampshire MomsCaucus.
The House decided by a large margin that cities and towns do not need authority to pass emergency measures to address rent increases or a longer window to warn tenants of coming raises in rent Thursday.
On January 30, A.J. Kierstead of The New England Take interviewed our very own Nancy West at InDepthNH.org for his show.
A bill that would, once again, create “donor towns” under the Statewide Education Property Tax had a public hearing Tuesday before the House Ways and Means Committee.
PFAC aims to serve as a conduit between the public and Memorial Hospital, engaging patients and family members in discussion about ways to improve the patient experience.
Dave Emerson of Emerson Aviation, who flies over Lake Winnipesaukee and annually declares ice-out in spring, said on Monday that he never remembers a winter when it has been so late having ice-in.
A bill to expand the uses for the state’s Education Trust Fund ran into opposition Friday as opponents said it would give the new Education Freedom Account program a blank check without accountability.