End to eviction moratorium elevates importance of aid
So far, NH has distributed $38m of the $200m in federal funds available
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‘A prime target’: NH’s cybersecurity problem
As criminals grow more sophisticated, vulnerability grows
Sununu signs some police reform bills into law
But some goals of state accountability commission remain unaddressed
New report predicts flooding, extreme heat, sea level rise in NH
“Unequivocally, the changes we are seeing are due to humans and human activities,” said Burakowski, a climate scientist at the University of New Hampshire
How are NH municipalities going to spend ARPA windfall?
Altogether, 226 — or 99% — of the 229 eligible municipalities and all 10 counties in the state have accepted the Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery funds allocated by the legislation
NH investors entangled in real estate ‘Ponzi scheme’
Event venue firm at center of ‘scam’ investment deals
Bowl-O-Rama manager takes on ‘rude, abusive’ customers
Andrew Maderios, the jovial general manager and co-owner of Bowl-O-Rama Family Fun Center in Portsmouth, has been making a name for himself in social media
‘People needed this’: The spirit of Brazil comes to Nashua
About a thousand people gathered on Aug. 29 to admire the two things many Brazilians feel most proud of: their soccer team and their Carnival
NH bankruptcies remain at historic lows
63 filings recorded in August as total for the year stands at 25% below 2020
Pandemic meets ‘infodemic’: Is there too much data out there?
Covid info is everywhere, but it takes real skill to interpret it
