New Hampshire’s labor union activity
With a low overall participation rate in NH, organized labor still tries to flex its muscles
Government
While Maine, Vermont investigate Consolidated, New Hampshire’s hands are tied
2012 law removed PUC authority to probe most complaints of poor phone service
HUD grants to aid homelessness, affordable housing efforts
Nashua, Dover win $1.3 million in funding for programs
The other New Hampshire
The state of the state’s 19 largest ‘property-poor’ communities
Health savings by association?
Why association health plans ‘could be a game-changer’
Downtown zoning changes eyed in Durham
Town seeks more investment, development sought
Citizens Count releases 2018 Voter Guide app
App presents nonpartisan information on candidates ahead of Sept. 11th primary
Student loan practices are a big New Hampshire beef
Of the six New Hampshire companies found on the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau’s complaint database, five are either collection agencies or deal with student loans. That isn’t surprising, for a number of reasons. The CFPB was set up in reaction…
What do NH consumers complain about most?
Though weakened, CFPB still serves as sounding board
Northern Border Regional Commission awards grants to 15 NH projects
State receives $2.8 million for economic development projects in four counties
