Business & Economy
Senate Bills on Affordable Housing Head in Two Directions, Including Short-Term Rentals
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House committees heard two bills Thursday with potential impacts on affordable housing, which is a scarce commodity in the state.
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Jack Maresca On Ukraine Crisis and Life as a Diplomat
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Jack Maresca and his mother found warm and welcoming arms among the counselors and campers at Camps Onaway and Mowglis on Newfound Lake in New Hampshire.; his mother as a counselor at Onaway and Jack as a young camper at Mowglis – School of the Open, where he recounts the memories of NH icons like Col. Alcott Farrar Elwell and the great Clyde (Micky) Smith who would go on to become an internationally-renown wildlife photographer as men who helped heal his heart and provide supportive role models.
Business & Economy
COVID and the Travel Industry: Where Are Things Now in N.H.?
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After COVID-19 struck two years ago, most of us were in quarantine. People left their houses only in the event of dire emergency, while they shopped, sought medical advice, attended hybrid meetings, and became educated from the comfort of home.
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Dudley Dudley, The N.H. Woman Who Sent Ari Onassis Back To His Yacht
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50 Years ago, Dudley Dudley, with a small dedicated group of women, led the fight to stop the development of the largest Oil Refinery proposed for development in America from destroying the Seacoast of NH, Maine and Massachusetts. . . and they won.
Business & Economy
Senate Committee Urged To Increase Business Tax Cuts
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The Senate Ways and Means Committee Wednesday was urged to cut business tax rates that would reduce state revenues $63.5 million annually.
Business & Economy
Federal Infrastructure Money To Boost 10-Year Highway Plan
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New Hampshire is projected to receive $545 million in new federal funds from the federal bill for highway and bridge work and other transportation infrastructure like airports and bus service.
Business & Economy
Group Focusing In On Solid Waste Issues
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As the Department of Environmental Services prepares for a barrage of new legislation surrounding solid waste issues, the state still has not received a definitive legal opinion on whether new laws would apply to landfill applications currently under consideration.
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Climate Activists Put Coal on Trial in Concord
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It was a frigid morning, and a train carrying 80 carloads of coal was on its way to Merrimack Station, New England’s last major coal-fired power plant.
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The Youth Risk Behavior Survey in N.H. – Should Parents Opt In Or Opt Out?
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A bill that would alter administering a long-standing biennial health survey conducted with high school students has passed the House and is headed to a hearing in the Senate Education Committee.