Housing initiative’s future uncertain after Exec Council’s freeze on $100m plan
Councilors move to freeze governor’s plan came over affordable housing guarantees
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AG’s LRGHealthcare report finds ‘misjudgments,’ deference by trustees
Findings come after organization’s 2020 bankruptcy
Edelblut op-ed on family values in classroom sparks heated cultural debate
Ed commissioner accused of throwing ‘educators under the bus’
Legislative Preview: On the calendar for New Hampshire lawmakers this week
Cannabis legalization, vaccines bills up for votes
NH Senate OKs BPT cut, one-time retirement payment to municipalities
No move made to add BET reduction as measure heads to Finance Committee
Survey: Teens feel unprepared to finance their futures
Half of teens to say they feel unprepared to finance their futures, according to new research from Junior Achievement and Citizens
Two issues haunt 10-Year Highway Improvement Plan
The Senate Transportation Committee heard two complaints about the “fiscally restrained” $4.6 billion highway improvement plan
NH takes a step toward being serious about EVs
But the PUC dodges a decision to incentivize a public charging infrastructure
Service Credit Union’s Community Outreach: Port City Makerspace
Its tools, knowledge and collaborative culture encourages the artist and maker in everyone
Assisted living center owner named NH’s Small Business Person of the Year
Sara B. Nadeau of Lee, owner of Carriage Hill Assisted Living of Madbury, has been named New Hampshire’s Small Business Person of the Year by the U.S. Small Business Administration
