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With uncertain prices, Shaheen pushes small business legislation
To help ease tariff anxiety, the senior U.S. senator from the Granite State proposes what’s being called the Helping Small Business THRIVE Act
As BAE work ramps up, company looks to college boot camp for potential hires
A Nashua Community College program to train students on the detailed work of microelectronics is a “critical” feeder to employment at BAE Systems
Dover residents fight housing project, call for 'true family houses for neighbors like us'
A housing proposal at 103 Court St., in the city's medium-density residential district, has sparked yet another debate over the use of Transfer of Development Rights
Boscawen’s Commercial Street revitalization kicks off as residents share their visions for new housing and a restaurant
Residents prepare to vote in March’s town meeting on whether to designate the area a tax increment financing district, which grows the town’s tax base while offering incentives to potential developers to reinvest into the area
Keene reapplies for multi-million dollar federal grant for downtown project
If the city is awarded the money, the three-year overhaul, planned to start in 2026, would be expanded to include the addition of public utilities down Gilbo Avenue
Portsmouth workforce housing at Sherburne School to feature 127 units, ample open space
The Housing Authority’s preliminary site plan calls for building a four-story “L-shaped building” at the back of the property, which will contain 90 new housing units
Major redevelopment in Portsmouth on State Street to cost 'tens of millions'
Developer Peter Floros is proposing to build a new four-story, mixed-use building at 266-278 State St. in the heart of Portsmouth’s historic downtown
AG’s Office reviewing claim of illegal data collection
Gerry Kennedy, of Alton, last year filed an official complaint about Volkswagen’s unauthorized collection of personal data with the Attorney General’s Office.
As cannabis legalization falls flat, advocates focus on expanding New Hampshire’s medical marijuana program
The lack of attention and public interest for a public bill may be indicative of the outlook for legal cannabis in the Legislature this year. During her campaign, Gov. Kelly Ayotte opposed legalizing the plant for any recreational use.
