Business & Economy
Higher Education Faces Grim Future Without Changes, Officials Warn
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The chair of the University System of New Hampshire Board of Trustees painted a very bleak picture of the future of higher education in the state on Wednesday.
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Groups Demand a Budget That Serves the People
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“Stop telling us how broke we are,” said Dr. Debbie Opramolla, chair of the NH Poor People’s Campaign (PPC) and a veteran of fights over adequate funding for services that meet the needs of people with disabilities.
Business & Economy
Roger Wood Talks Helping Nonprofits With Molly Hodgson
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Sometimes the nonprofit organization that helps others can use some help itself. Enter GoodWorkSeacoast.org.
Business & Economy
Webinar: Economic Impacts of the COVID-19 Crisis March 19
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Discuss the economic impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on New Hampshire and the New England region.
Business & Economy
It’s Short. It’s Sweet. And Finally Here
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The weather has been pretty cold up until this week and many maple syrup producers have been waiting for a bit of a thaw to produce this year’s crop.
Business & Economy
New Report Reveals Gender Disparities on Local Boards Across New Hampshire
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In a state that boasts many “firsts” for women in elected office, it might be shocking to learn that 41% of New Hampshire Select Boards have zero women.
Business & Economy
Vaccinations Accelerate at NH Motor Speedway Super Site
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Gov. Chris Sununu toured the state’s first mass vaccination site at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon Saturday where 12,000 Granite Staters are expected to receive the Johnson and Johnson vaccine between Saturday, March 6 and Monday, March 8.
Business & Economy
Roger Wood Asks Four Experts: Is the Merrimack River At Risk?
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Jerry Monkman, environmental videographer; Fred McNeil, Manchester city engineer; Dave Anderson, New Hampshire Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests and John Macone from the Merrimack Valley Watershed Council, share their expertise.
Business & Economy
Board Expects $25M Fund For Gaps in COVID-19 Relief Going Forward
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A legislative advisory board that worked to help Gov. Chris Sununu distribute $1.25 billion in federal CARES Act pandemic relief funds is expecting to have a special $25 million fund to help pay for gaps in relief going forward into 2021.