NASHUA - Seventeen-month old Samantha Gates had a pretty good idea of what was coming, and she wasn’t happy about it. When nurse Debbie McLaughlin reached down to pick her up, Samantha turned away and toddled across the gym floor…
MERRIMACK - Selectmen on Thursday agreed to spend $30,000 in sewer user fees for an engineer to represent the town as Anheuser-Busch prepares to build a facility to treat a wastewater byproduct of its brewing operations. Although the facility itself…
NASHUA - The Solid Waste Department’s curbside collection of soft yard waste has ended for the season. The department will not pick up any more yard waste set out with trash. Residents may bring any remaining yard waste directly to…
NASHUA - As Salmon Brook flows through downtown, it passes an eyesore of weeds and abandoned industrial building foundations. But the Nashua Rotary Club and city officials, with the financial support of the federal government, have plans to brighten a…
Here’s a surprise for you: The U.S. Census Bureau says New Hampshire doesn’t like SUVs as much as the rest of the country and nowhere near as much as Vermont. Find that unusual? So do people in the business. “I’m…
NASHUA - Alice Levesque looked at the titles of the best sellers sitting on her dining room table. For an avid reader, who finishes a book a week, the delivery from Karen Egle-Gaber was a welcome gift. “I am getting…
TYNGSBOROUGH, Mass. - A police officer was injured and a family of four left homeless following a fire that may have had an electrical source. Tyngsborough police Officer Shuan Woods was treated and later released from Lowell General Hospital, where…
MILFORD - Amid the traditional holiday fare, this Saturday’s old-fashioned Christmas on the Oval will feature something unusual for Milford’s downtown - a shuttle bus. “We’ll see how it goes, and if it’s something that’s popular we might try it…
HUDSON - Using a mixture of grants, the Fire Department is slowly moving into the modern, digital age. The department has already purchased several digital radios for its fire engines and other vehicles. The department also anticipates receiving portable digital…
MERRIMACK - A 2½-hour roundtable discussion about the Horse Hill Nature Preserve on Thursday ended with the Board of Selectmen hung up over the same issue that split the previous board last year: who should ultimately have management control over…
BEDFORD-Today is the last day to register for a collaborative small-business conference on planning, growing, and financing a New Hampshire business. The New Hampshire Business Review and CEI Community Ventures Inc., a venture capital firm, are co-hosting “The Agenda for…
MERRIMACK - The Knights of Columbus, Council 10896, is holding its 10th annual “Breakfast with St. Nick” on Saturday from 8-11 a.m., at St. John Neumann Church hall. Tickets are $5, children under 2 are free, with a family maximum…
NASHUA-A holiday fair will be held at New Searles Elementary School, 39 Shady Lane (off Exit 4) on Saturday from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Featured will be crafters, raffles, a holiday bake sale, and kids activities including make a craft, face…
NASHUA-Main Street United Methodist Church, 154 Main St., will hold a ham and bean supper Saturday from 4:30-7 p.m. The menu includes sliced ham, two kinds of baked beans, cole slaw, potato salad, bread, beverage and selection of pies, all…
NASHUA - Arlington Street United Methodist Church will hold an Advent workshop and mini-fair on Saturday from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. This event will be held in lieu of the Holly Town Fair. The Advent Workshop and Mini-fair will feature interactive…
New Futures, a statewide advocacy agency working to reduce underage alcohol problems and increase access to treatment, has awarded close to $1 million in grants, including one to the Youth Council in Nashua. In all, eight organizations will receive money…
MERRIMACK - As it now stands, the town’s budget for next year is $26.01 million, up $1.24 million, or about 5 percent over current spending. However, the bottom line is still in flux with the Board of Selectmen scheduled to…
HUDSON - Vandals hit the Pop Warner concession stand at Hudson Memorial Middle School, making off with a sweet stash. Police were contacted at 11:30 a.m. Monday about the vandalism, in which a wall was torn off a metal trailer-like…
MANCHESTER - Kenneth Gagne was born in August 1918 - just before the Red Sox won their second-to-last World Series. He died this year on the morning of Oct. 28 - the day after the Sox earned their first championship…
HOLLIS -With candidate interviews set to begin in less than two weeks, the Hollis/Brookline superintendent search committee met Tuesday to iron out a list of interview questions for the wannabe future leaders of School Administrative Unit 41. Current Superintendent Ken…
William Veillette was supposed to begin his new job today. But sure enough, the Amherst man found himself at his new home, the Museum of New Hampshire History, on Tuesday, a day ahead of schedule. “I couldn’t resist, so I’m…
AMHERST - A car ended up on its side leaning against a utility pole just outside Souhegan High School at noontime Tuesday after it collided with a pickup truck driven by a teenage student. The adult driver of the car,…
NASHUA - The theme of World AIDS Day in 2004 is “Women and AIDS.” A Nashua area event is sponsored by the Southern NH HIV/AIDS Task Force, in conjunction with Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinic and the city of Nashua Division of…
Authorities were investigating the cause of a suspicious fire that broke out in a Dumpster at a local school early Tuesday night. Fire crews responded to the Elm Street Middle School at 117 Elm St. shortly after 4:30 p.m. when…
Eric Frederick of Nashua introduces Santa Claus to his dog Polka Dot, a 1-year-old female Dalmatian, during a special pet photo session at the Pheasant Lane Mall in Nashua on Tuesday. Frederick and his wife, Patricia (not pictured), posed with…
HOLLIS - Selectmen have not decided whether to recommend spending more than $4 million - the largest amount yet - on land conservation purchases. With the Special Town Meeting to consider these potential land purchases just a couple weeks away,…
MANCHESTER - The World Series champion Boston Red Sox will continue their victory tour of New England today with a trip to New Hampshire. The main event is a rally at 3 p.m. at Veterans Park in Manchester, featuring Red…
NASHUA - If Board of Education Chairwoman Kim Shaw wanted to draw attention to what she perceives to be a lack of communication between the district and the board, she accomplished that goal. At Monday night’s board meeting, teachers, administrators…
NASHUA - An aldermanic committee on Monday approved an amendment to proposed legislation that would change the way vacancies are filled on elected city boards or commissions. Instead of appointing people to fill vacancies on the Board of Aldermen, the…
MILFORD - Getting some breathing space from development so Milford can look at the big picture is the idea behind a proposal to halt big new projects for a year. “(The Planning Board) has been struggling with this for a…
NASHUA - City officials are mulling the possibility of adding two more roundabouts to Broad Street - one at Dublin Avenue and one near the entrance to Broad Street Elementary School - and installing a median to bar left turns…
CONCORD - The four known candidates to replace House Speaker Gene Chandler of Bartlett include one Republican who once had the job, a second who has been in training for it, a third who ran twice unsuccessfully to get it,…
CONCORD - In a stunning move, House Speaker Gene Chandler, R-Bartlett, dropped his re-election bid Monday, hours after a committee of his peers charged that fund-raising to pay his personal expenses violated the state’s gift law and ethics guidelines. Chandler,…
NASHUA - State officials announced the arrival of the flu Monday, saying the first cases in the 2004-05 flu season were confirmed in laboratory specimens taken from patients in Durham, Derry, Concord and the Seacoast. But the news didn’t take…
Hudson People are invited to join Cub Scouts Troop 252 for an all-you-can-eat ham and bean supper from 4:30-7 p.m. Saturday at the St. John the Evangelist Church Hall. Enjoy homemade baked beans, ham, coleslaw, rolls, desserts and beverages. No…
MILFORD - Traffic was tied up for about an hour in east Milford on Monday morning when a construction crew broke a natural gas line running under Nashua Street. The break occurred slightly after 10 a.m. as construction crews were…
Nashua Mayor Bernie Streeter has yet to get a trial date on a misdemeanor charge of leaving the scene of an accident, Manchester District Court staff said. Streeter, 69, and his lawyer, Adam Bernstein of Nashua, are scheduled for a…
Why would any sane person decide to write a 175-page, or 50,000-word, novel in 30 days? That equals about 1,700 words a day. November is National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo, and apparently thousands of people accept the challenge each…
HUDSON - First his house started to vibrate and then Hal Kreider said he couldn’t even talk on the phone because the noise from a nearby development was so loud. When work with a drill continued on Saturday and Sunday,…
NASHUA - Unable to sell enough tickets, Nashua Sports Collectibles canceled its scheduled Sunday autograph signing with World Series MVP Manny Ramirez. Ramirez was originally set to be at Nashua Sports Collectibles, 135 Main St., from 5:30-7 p.m. Tickets to…
LYNDEBOROUGH - The Budget Committee has scheduled meetings with all town committees, boards and department heads to discuss their proposals for 2005, as well as future plans for major expenditures. Larger departments have been asked to prepare five-year plans in…
MASON - Organizers expect the Pathways Community Charter School to open somewhere in the fall of 2006. Since Mason is in the process of considering changes in its education program, resident Chris Balch would like to see it there. “We…
In front of Nashua’s City Hall on Saturday morning, a group of men carved huge ice sculptures for that night’s Winter Holiday Stroll. Meanwhile, behind City Hall, a motley group of lacrosse players, ranging in age from grade school to…
NASHUA - As the mercury drops, local organizations are gearing up to keep homeless people out of the elements. New charitable groups and facilities that have sprung up since last winter, and months of planning for this time of the…
HOLLIS - Police recently teamed up with Project ChildSafe to make the town a safer place for everyone this holiday season. The Hollis Police Department is now giving away free gun locks at the station. “First and foremost, anytime we…
MILFORD - As if they’re jealous of the Pennichuck perturbations in Nashua and environs, some folks think Milford should shake up its own water system. A study committee has recommended that Milford create a separate water district, similar to the…
The onset of winter can make a Red Sox fan dream of warmer, happier times. There was that splendid moment - oh, wait, there were three - when David Ortiz’s bat propelled the Sox against a playoff opponent. There was…
NASHUA - Mark Ferman peered into a bin stuffed with ski poles, occasionally lifting one in the air to examine it more closely. Wedged between racks of winter coats and shelves lined with skis and boots, he sifted through the…
HUDSON - Selectmen have agreed to send two more employment contracts to the ballot for voters to consider in March. The board voted this week to give favorable recommendations to contracts with the police union and supervisors association, which includes…
It’s not too late to register for the “Agenda for Growth” conference, featuring many of the state’s most respected experts on such topics as venture capital, angel financing, near equity financing and business valuation, along with other topics related to…
Business and event happenings around the state of NH
The Latest is a roundup of the comings and goings of the movers and shakers in NH's business community
A federal judge heard opening arguments Monday, February 9, in a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a 2024 state law that requires first-time voters in New Hampshire to show proof of U.S. citizenship when they register.
What employers should know for the upcoming cap season
On February 11, 2026, California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced the largest enforcement settlement under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), resolving claims that The Walt Disney Company failed to adequately honor consumers’ opt-out rights — a core tenet of modern privacy law.
Our post-pandemic business environment has brought about myriad challenges that make cash flow forecasting much more difficult than it was five years ago. Many businesses are navigating supply chain challenges, volatile demand and lingering inflation — all key indicators of future cash flow.
For a long time, workplace wellness was viewed through a fairly narrow lens: reminders to schedule an annual physical, a blood pressure screening, maybe a gym reimbursement. Those efforts still matter. But “wellness” has expanded, because the way we work and live has changed.
What employers are getting wrong, and how to fix it before it becomes a claim
Collaboration can ensure the Granite State’s ski industry remains vibrant and resilient
