Torrington Properties unveils Sage Portsmouth luxury condos
Torrington Properties has unveiled Sage Portsmouth, the new luxury condominiums located at 80 Constitution Ave., the former site of a Cinemagic movie theater.
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ConVal School Board scraps CTE project
The ConVal School Board voted Tuesday to drop a proposed bond for renovations to the Region 14 CTE Center and the high school by a vote of 9-1
As residents move into Railyard Apartments, development’s second phase uncertain
The third building is scheduled to open in February, bringing the total number of apartments to 96, but the rest of the Railyard’s future is unclear
Nonprofit pitches new Lebanon site for planned rehab center
Families Flourish Northeast in ongoing discussions with city boards for approval to build three-story treatment center on Mount Support Road
Delay of Keene downtown project teed up for Thursday vote
For City Councilor Randy Filiault, the impact of the upcoming downtown infrastructure project on businesses is top of mind
McNabb's big Portsmouth Congress Street project heads to vote
Developer Mark McNabb is seeking the Planning Board’s approval of his major downtown residential and mixed-use commercial development
Culinary 'patriarch' consults in relaunch of Keene restaurant
A renowned restaurateur known for his appearances on TV culinary and news programs is expanding his palate to the Granite State, acting as a consulting partner in the rebranding of a popular Monadnock Region dining spot.
Through the roof: A NH house tops half a million dollars in 2024
Gov. Ayotte: ‘The journey of a thousand steps begins with one ... This is about our now and our future.’
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Long COVID leads to lost wages, jobs, report says
Long COVID is not only a health issue for many Granite Staters, it has a direct effect on the New Hampshire economy. The New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute (NHFPI) says in a new report local workers who reduced their hours due to long COVID may have lost an estimated $152.7 million in wages in 2022, while those who left the labor force entirely accounted for approximately $389.4 million in lost wages in 2022.
