How long will NH continue to have fossil fuel generators?
Granite Shore Power receives ISO-NE payments simply for keeping power plants available
Now accepting nominations
The Business Excellence Awards — awarded in eight different categories of large and small businesses — recognize the imagination, industriousness, innovation and achievements of business owners and operators in New Hampshire.
Recipients will be recognized on October 3, 2019 at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord.
Nominations close August 16, 2019.
FIT-NH’s Beauregard to succeed Gammon at helm of Easterseals NH
Longtime homeless services advocate to begin job Oct. 31
New study finds New Hampshire’s becoming a magnet for millennials
Report says the state is 10th most popular place for them to locate
Planet Fitness finds opportunity in big-box failures
Fitness chain taking over shuttered retail outlets
Bill would expand small governments’ access to cheaper infrastructure financing
Congressional measure aims to ease access to municipal bond market
NHSaves updates residential energy audit process
Home Heating Index tool, streamlined application gives customers easier gateway to cost savings
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News From Around NH
Cranmore starts next phase of $50 million expansion … and more
Cognia’s the new name of former Measured Progress
After merger, HQ will move to Georgia, but employees will stay in Dover
Lewis: Governor put the gun lobby ahead of New Hampshire seniors
HB 696 contained much-needed protection against elder abuse and exploitation
New Hampshire legislators studying bills for next year
Range of issues – including ed funding, gas tax and affordable housing – getting another look
Fiber optic maker to shut down plant in Belmont
About 30 layoffs expected as company begins ‘winding down’ operations
UNH, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard team up in research partnership
University also wins $107m NASA contract
New Hampshire poll finds widespread housing dissatisfaction
65% in survey by Realtors voice concerns about cost
Realtors: State government should help fund new water mandate fix
Property owners should get assistance in cleaning up a problem they didn’t create
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