Gas, grocery prices fell, while computers, airfares rose
Business & Economy
Co-op Members Elect Incumbent, Two New Directors to Board
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The winners of the recent board election were announced at the Co-op’s Annual Meeting of members on Tuesday, June 16, at the Owl’s Nest Resort in Thornton.
Energy
Conferees Agree To Allow Utilities Own Up To 10 % of Natural Gas, Nuclear Facilities
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Representatives of both the House and Senate have agreed to pass an amended version of House Bill 1775 allowing utilities to have an ownership interest in up to 10 percent of a natural gas or nuclear power generation facility.
Business & Economy
ISO-New England Says Summer Electric Demand Manageable
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Power supplies should be sufficient in New England this summer due to new power generation, large-scale battery storage and the growth of small solar generation, according to grid operator ISO-New England Thursday.
Business & Economy
Higher Gas Prices Could Strain Households and Transportation Maintenance Budgets
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Since February when gasoline prices began to rise sharply, households with lower incomes have been squeezed disproportionately hard, especially if they have a long drive to work.
Business & Economy
Could Save You 23.7 Cents a Gallon at the Pump, But Ayotte Won’t Drop State Gas Tax
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With her signature, Gov. Kelly Ayotte could bring the price of gas at New Hampshire pumps down by 23.7 cents a gallon.
Business & Economy
Ayotte on Campus Carry Bill: ‘Public Safety Is Paramount’
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Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte weighed in with members of the media on the subjects of campus carry and open enrollment – along with commenting on nuclear power and broad-based taxes – on Wednesday after a long Executive Council meeting.
Education
Dem Congressional Candidates Talk Housing, Immigration, Healthcare, AI at Barrington Forum
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Dozens of community members gathered at Barrington Middle School on Wednesday evening to hear CD-1 Democratic candidates discuss their approach to issues like housing, health care, immigration, and artificial intelligence.
Business & Economy
Windham Man Tells of Angry Encounter with Rep. Vose
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A Windham man said he received similar angry treatment from Rep. Michael Vose as Rep. Wendy Thomas described to InDepthNH.org while he was waiting to testify last year in front of the House Science, Technology and Energy Committee, which Vose, R-Epping, chairs.
Business & Economy
ISO-NE Receives FERC Approval for New Forward Capacity Auction
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Federal regulators have approved the first phase of ISO-NE’s, the New England electric grid manager, plan for assuring adequate electricity in the future.