Retail marijuana bill advances in New Hampshire House
A model for how recreational marijuana would be sold if it is legalized in New Hampshire was approved in the House Finance Committee on April 2, but the conflict over it is far from resolved.
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21 Bar and Grill in Keene plans expansion into adjacent space
21 Bar and Grill in Keene plans to expand into the newly vacant space next door, tentatively in June.
Housing units proposed for Red Jacket lawn
Under a plan being proposed by new owner Ashok Patel, housing units would be built on the sloping front lawn of the fire-damaged Red…
Kowloon Restaurant, The Brook partner on new dining concept
Seabrook’s The Brook casino and entertainment facility has partnered with popular New England restaurant Kowloon to create an Asian dining concept, according to a recent press release announcing the collaboration.
Exeter buys robots to maintain parks, fields
The future is rolling into town. Exeter’s Select Board voted unanimously March 25 to approve a proposal by the Parks and Recreation Department to acquire robots to mow the lawn and to line the town fields.
Innovation to scale
Running like a root underground, manufacturing connects New Hampshire together in a seamless transfer of products and services. Suppliers and producers dot the landscape to form its own supply chain that fuels the industry. One such hub is nestled in the community of Contoocook, with a local workforce churning its success: Prototek.
Why are drivers in NH — and everywhere — going insanely fast?
Surely, you’ve seen it — drivers on the roads going crazy, crazy fast. You might even be guilty of it. “Yes, we have absolutely seen it,” said New Hampshire State Police Lt. Christopher Storm.
Supportive housing for adults with disabilities in downtown Concord
A lack of housing options forces many adults with intellectual disabilities to live at home with family, while others wait for a spot at a group home to clear. But what’s exceedingly rare and hard to find is independent living.
Manchester man awarded $134K in his age discrimination case against Market Basket
Plaintiff awarded more than $134,000 in lost wages and damages after a federal jury agreed with his case
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
