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Financial issues and challenges faced by faced by NH companies and the economy as a whole.
The state is shifting its COVID-19 vaccine media focus and spokesmen away from political figures like Gov. Chris Sununu to citizens who have received the benefits of receiving the shots, the Executive Council was told on Wednesday.
An icon of Portsmouth, the WHEB Radio station building on Route 1, could soon become anything but a broadcast facility.
Do you know someone who is behind on rent and utilities because of COVID-19? Whether or not they qualify for the new eviction moratorium, they may be eligible for assistance from the NH Emergency Rental Assistance Program?.
Former state Sen. Jeffrey Woodburn has filed a notice of appeal to the state Supreme Court raising questions about potential errors by Judge Peter Bornstein in his case involving domestic violence-related convictions against his former fiancée, Emily Jacobs.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 310 new positive test results for COVID-19 and one death Thursday.
Gov. Chris Sununu signed 30 bills into law Tuesday from the recently concluded 2021 legislative session ranging from environmental changes to making church essential services during a state of emergency.
New Hampshire’s hot housing market has made it difficult at best for those left behind. Evictions, substandard housing and homelessness are still plaguing this rich state. A panel called the Counsel on Housing Stability has released its first report seeking solutions to the issue. it is part of a three year effort. The Counsel, appointed by the governor, has as its goal 13,500 new housing units in the state within the next three years. Katy Easterly Martey is a member of that council; she is executive director of the New Hampshire community development finance authority.
Doug McLane is a resident of Plymouth and in my view one of New Hampshire’s environmental heroes. His work in the battle to halt climate change is well-known and acknowledged, but he has also been deeply immersed in the fight to restore the American Chestnut.
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), Division of Public Health Services (DPHS) is announcing an adult from Dublin, NH tested positive for Jamestown Canyon virus (JCV), a viral infection transmitted through the bite of an infected mosquito. This is the first detection of JCV in a person in the State this season.