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Financial issues and challenges faced by faced by NH companies and the economy as a whole.
Gov. Chris Sununu and the state’s Executive Council were told New Hampshire’s five regional Community Action Partnership or CAP agencies are working hard to release millions of federal dollars in rent and utility assistance for those in peril of losing their homes.
State police will now have body and dash cameras and a whole new information system to support them after the Executive Council unanimously approved a new contract on Wednesday.
On Saturday, on Elm Street in Manchester, Mary N. Georges hosted, “Time for Tea with the Ladies of ‘Victory Women of Vision’: A Celebration of Our Mothers and Daughters.”
President Joe Biden’s tax proposals being debated in Washington this summer are being greeted with enthusiasm and support by New Hampshire residents because they look to tax the wealthy rather than raise debt, according to a new poll.
A new study of the pandemic’s effect on state revenues shows New Hampshire in the middle of the pack nationally.
The Pew Research Center’s study, using US Census data for quarterly revenue collections by the states and adjusted for inflation, shows some states rebounding quicker than others in revenue collection which includes taxes, licensing, and compulsory fees with most states returning to pre-pandemic levels in the first half of this calendar year.
White Mountains Community College and The Cog Railway are teaming up for some workforce development in the North Country and to keep the iconic locomotives chugging up to the top of Mount Washington.
Mark Sanborn, in his new role with the state Department of Energy, asked those attending a hearing at the Pease International Tradeport for their concerns about a proposed offshore wind project in the Gulf of Maine.
The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NHDES) is expecting periods when concentrations of fine particle air pollution reach unhealthy levels for sensitive individuals statewide on Monday, July 26, and Tuesday July 27.
Sandwich and the southwestern New Hampshire town of Acworth have signed agreements with NH Broadband to cooperate in building a high-speed fiber-optic broadband network in both towns.