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Financial issues and challenges faced by faced by NH companies and the economy as a whole.
Two officials with the state Department of Environmental Services said the department’s extended review of Granite State Landfill’s applications for a solid waste landfill near Forest Lake State Park in Dalton demonstrates that they are being diligent in their work.
Protesters will greet Executive Councilors Wednesday opposing a tabled contract related to accepting two contracts to hire 13 new temporary full-time positions to manage immunizations in the state through June 2023.
As the Commission To Study Offshore Wind and Port Development approaches a deadline for submitting recommendations to the governor and the legislature, questions about the role of fishermen and others who may be impacted by the project continue to arise.
There are now 3,595 current COVID-19 cases diagnosed in New Hampshire.
InDepthNH.org of the New Hampshire Center for Public Interest Journalism is honoring our 2020 New Hampshire Press Association award winners
The lawsuit seeking the unredacted Laurie List of dishonest police will continue even though five of the newspapers and ACLU-NH that originally sued the attorney general to get the list have withdrawn saying it is moot now that HB 471 has been signed into law.
As Congress launched a historic bailout to keep businesses afloat at the outset of the pandemic, government officials stressed that the loans were for mom-and-pop operations that didn’t have another easily available lifeline.
The Board of Directors of the Land and Community Heritage Investment Program announces that LCHIP Executive Director Dijit Taylor intends to retire at the end of 2021.
Executive Councilor Joe Kenney, R-Wakefield, said the state now has four bids for a marketing company to work on the sale of the 220-acre former Laconia State School property.