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The Business and Industry Association has asked their staff to evaluate what the issue might mean to their membership statewide. Rick Fabrizio is communications director and director of public policy for the BIA.
It took $8 million dollars, along with a dedicated Laconia City Council, and now the historic Colonial Theatre has been restored to its original condition.
Helping people with challenges lead better lives is the focus of Seacoast Pathways.
InDepthNH.org of the New Hampshire Center for Public Interest Journalism is honoring our 2020 New Hampshire Press Association award winners
In North Conway in the Mount Washington Valley, upwards of $75,000 a year would be required to buy or rent a home.
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.
There are, sadly, many other states suffering from such violence. We hope it doesn’t happen here, but hope is not enough to prevent such tragedies.
In his latest podcast, Roger Wood speaks with him about the latest trends in buying and selling homes and condominiums.
Roger Wood at large on the wonders of the Smartphone.