Lawmakers advance bill allowing landlords to evict at end of lease
A bill that passed the House last month would allow landlords to cease renting to a tenant at the end of the lease, without the need to point to any specific cause
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Nashua’s drug court offers an alternative to incarceration, treatment
With about a 60% success rate, drug court programs are considered the most successful form of criminal justice intervention
Lawyers say NH agency enabled YDC’s ‘corrupt and violent culture,’ as civil trial begins
First civil trial in the child abuse scandal at New Hampshire’s juvenile jail underway at Rockingham County Superior Court
Salem’s 99-year-old school reopens with major renovations
Project brings school up to date on safety regulations, improved heating, electrical systems, boosted security measures
Wells development: 18 townhouses pitched amid calls for building pause
Wells, Maine, Planning Board accepted preliminary application to build several new housing units at 1922 Post Road
Board waives site review for Valley Regional employee housing
Hospital faces difficulty hiring nurses, recruiting staff due to lack of workforce housing
Lawsuit settlement not a panacea for rising house prices
April home price hits half a million in NH
Infrastructure donations to UNH teams help ‘broaden’ national profile
But the university’s overall operating budget is shrinking
After Sununu steps in, House Finance Committee scraps plan to adjust state funding
House instead dusts off HB 1583, HB 1656 amendments to adjust state funding for education
After years of abuse, former Boys and Girls Club member sues organization
Suit claims the nonprofit organization failed to prevent or stop the abuse despite 'widely known' red flags
