Q&A: HydroComp Technical Director Don MacPherson
Don MacPherson of HydroComp, discusses the impacts of tightening emissions regulations for vessel performance.
Author: Christina Fitzpatrick
Tips for navigating changing health care industry
Medical industry professionals can help businesses understand the most significant changes and how to navigate them.
Concord school district secures grant for youth mental health services
The Concord School District will receive nearly $1 million to support school and family mental health services.
CJ’s Great West Grill in Manchester set to close
CJ’s Great West Grill's landlord of South Willow Street, in Manchester, property plans to lease to new tenant
(Opinion) Northern Pass Lite: Phase I
Specifics still needed to know how asset condition projects will affect ratepayers’ bills from Eversource
(Opinion) Call on policymakers to expand access to checking accounts, credit
Credit Card Competition Act 'double dips' into consumers' wallets, making access harder for most
A career fighting for NH housing solutions
Dean Christon to receive Business & Industry Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award during their annual dinner and awards celebration
Reagan’s ‘microphone’ man
Jerry Carmen was a major player in NH business and politics
Going the distance in the North Country
Going the distance in the North Country with finances, mentorship programs, jump-start small businesses and entrepreneurs
Friends of Aine turns tragedy into hope
MANCHESTER — Christine Phillips sits on a couch inside a beautiful Victorian house turned home of Friends of Aine’s Center for Grieving Children & Families. Christine, who co-founded the nonprofit agency with her husband David Phillips, talks about a dream…
NH AG concludes investigation into 2021 Portsmouth election
The New Hampshire attorney general’s office concluded former Portsmouth mayor Steve Marchand was responsible for creating and distributing derogatory ads aimed at then-Mayor Rick Becksted and four former city councilors during the city’s 2021 election cycle.
UNH researchers awarded close to $3m to develop sustainable in-space manufacturing
As of November 2022, the U.S. Space Surveillance Network reported 25,857 artificial objects in orbit above the Earth from discarded rockets and satellites.
NH Tech Alliance announces 2023 Innovation Summit agenda
The NH Tech Alliance recently shared the program outline for their 2023 Innovation Summit, presented by Big Network.
State funding for higher education and the workforce
New Hampshire’s workforce constraint has become more severe since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, with more than three job openings for every unemployed worker in June 2023 compared to less than two openings per resident seeking work just before the pandemic.
Jim Nute to step down from the Mayhew program
Executive Director, Jim Nute to step down from the Mayhew program
ApprenticeshipNH & White Mountain Paper partner up
The two organizations created electrical, electronics repairers apprenticeship program
Should Pease operate its own FBO at its own airport?
Third FBO proposal on the table for airport at Pease, feasibility to be determined
NH Health Commissioner discusses staffing shortages, youth services
New Hampshire’s Executive Council confirmed Lori Weaver as the new commissioner of the Department of Health and Human Services last month.
Letter to the editor: Permit pollution, or protect the air?
The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services is receiving $7,640,000 this year to address PFAS contamination in our water.
Remembering Judge Ivorey Cobb: The Granite State’s First Black Jurist
On Aug. 11, 2023, more than 50 people, including judges, lawyers, media representatives, and three generations of family members from across the country attended the portrait unveiling ceremony of Judge Ivorey Cobb, the Granite State’s first African American jurist, at…
(Opinion) We must rebuild our nursing workforce
(Opinion) The chronic and escalating shortage of nurses that the U.S. faces moved Marilyn Staff to write this
Sig Sauer expansion moves ahead in Rochester
Revisions made to original plans after neighbor complaints
UNH campus construction held up due to supply chain delays
Various works in progress across campus, from renovations to roadwork and pipe work
(Opinion) Expanding affordable health care in New Hampshire
The Inflation Reduction Act is only one of many ways in which the Biden administration is moving America forward on health care.
Salary threshold set to increase
What to know about the new proposed salary threshold raise for exempt employees
Pioneer Superior Court Chief Justice Tina Nadeau To Retire on Sept. 29
New Hampshire Superior Court Chief Justice Tina Nadeau, a pioneer on the bench for nearly 30 years and a champion for the drug court system in the state, has announced she will retire on Sept. 29, 2023. Daughter of former…
NH schools to share $713,601 in robotics grants
The New Hampshire Department of Education is awarding 77 schools a total of $713,601 to fund robotics programs for their students.
5 emerging cyber threats
Our reliance on digital platforms is growing, just as cyberattacks get more clever with five emerging cyber threats
New Hampshire home prices still at all-time high, affordability at all-time low
NHAR report details sales figures and inventory for August 2023
Milford motel is being converted into one-bedroom apartments
Market-rate rentals expected to be be ready by year's end
Plans for Mechanic Street shelter in Lebanon taking shape
Overnight facility to serve up to 15 unhoused individuals during cold months
Lebanon set to request affordable housing plans for Spencer Street parcel
EDC recommended drafting RFP to solicit proposals for residential, commercial or mixed-use projects
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News From Around NH
Laconia planning director hired, breaking ground on Future-Forward School ... and more
DHHS: 13K college students are homeless
A rise in homelessness and food insecurity affects college students burdened with high tuition costs
Upper Valley nursing homes: federal staffing proposal ignores workforce realities
New Biden-mandated rules for long-term care facilities overshadows staffing struggles
Panel convenes Sept. 19 with national security experts
Plus, a public meeting for veterans and community members about the PACT Act on Sept. 26
Most of $35 million raised for Ragged Mountain expansion came from Chinese, Russian investors
Sixty-six of the 71 foreigners who lined themselves up for a U.S. green card by investing in the Ragged Mountain ski area come from China or Russia, according to court documents. The investors – including 36 from Russia and 30…
September 2023 DEI: From Talk to Action Event Photos
Photos from the September 14 DEI: From Talk to Action event, held at the Manchester Country Club. Photos by Jodie Andruskevich.
Lending a Helping Paw
Dog Training Elite does more than obedience training — they're changing lives one dog at a time
US District Court Dismisses Disabled House Democrats’ Suit for Remote Participation
CONCORD — A lawsuit seeking remote access to the House of Representatives by disabled members was dismissed Monday by the U.S. District Court. The lawsuit filed by Rep. Renny Cushing, D-Hampton, and disabled Democratic members of the House against Speaker…
Commentary: Despite bipartisan budget, party power and procedural plays rising in NH House
This year New Hampshire lawmakers made history with a bipartisan budget vote, but metrics show that party leaders are wielding more power behind the scenes in the House of Representatives. Over the years the changes have been subtle: More bills…
Seth Meyers returns to NH for live show to benefit local nonprofits
November 4 event to benefit CASA of NH and the Granite State Children’s Alliance
Steeplegate Mall, Regal Cinema under new housing proposal
Property to be replaced with retail and 625 housing units
As charter schools expand in New Hampshire, the push is on to find more space
Enrollment numbers, policy changes create tension for education buildings
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News From Around NH
Portsmouth eatery shuts its doors, Warrenstreet Architects adds new hires, EV stations in Keene ... and more
D’Allesandro continues to build on his legacy
Sen. Lou D’Allesandro has served in elected office in New Hampshire for more than 45 years including 13 consecutive terms in the state Senate. Known for his booming voice on roll call votes, the…
A sellers' market continues for foreseeable future
NH real estate market trends toward cooling home prices
Demolition shows progress in Portsmouth North End development
Statey Bar & Grill comes down to make way for city's first micro housing units
Despite new process, mental health emergency hearings remain flawed
Involuntary Emergency Admissions process adds complexity to already overrun hospitals
Regulators are paying attention to spiking electric bills
Eversource, National Grid restructuring electric rates for Massachusetts residents
