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Immigrants are a ‘productive and crucial part’ of economy, state report says
Foreign-born workers — whether naturalized citizens, noncitizens with work authorizations or undocumented immigrants — comprise nearly 7% of the New Hampshire workforce, according to a report issued by the state Department of Employment Security. The 11-page report provides a statistical snapshot of the 95,000 Granite State residents born outside the United States. It calls immigrants “a productive and crucial part” of the state’s economy.
Portsmouth board, residents, raise concerns about downtown housing project
Developers will have their third chance to get the variances they want for the project at a February board meeting
Luxury sales becoming more common as market prices continue
As the state’s median prices continue to rise, million-dollar and higher price tags are no longer an anomaly
With consensus NH has a housing crisis, what was done about it in '24?
As communities throughout the U.S. contend with the impact of the nationwide housing crisis, momentum has been building across the Monadnock region with a slew of efforts to address the problem
Plans for downtown Keene pavilion get significant boost from $1.8M grant
The pavilion, which is part of the upcoming three-year infrastructure project, would hold a solar array to power all of the lighting and events in downtown Keene
Rec Path Phase 2 gets $1 million from Northern Borders
13 projects across the New Hampshire, including the rec path in Conway, will benefit from $8.7 million in grants awarded by the Northern Border Regional Commission’s Catalyst program
Summit touts ideas for NH tourism
How to attract even more people and more money to New Hampshire going forward was the subject of a conference held Jan. 28 at the Portsmouth International Airport at Pease
Right-to-work bids to break 40-year losing streak
HB 238 hearing causes union loyalists to turn up the heat amid the cold
New Hampshire nonprofits brace themselves for uneasy 2025
Heading into 2025, there is concern in New Hampshire's nonprofit sector as demand for services increase amid higher costs, decreased giving, shrinking state budgets and uncertainties surrounding the incoming administration in Washington.
