NH DOT tables General Sullivan Bridge project amid funding challenges
In the meantime, NH DOT is considering what can be done to improve the pedestrian and cycling path on the northbound side of the Little Bay bridges
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Housing advocates push for better policy results in 2025
Enthusiasm among housing advocates is high to increase the residential supply throughout New Hampshire, but 2024 results are mixed
United Therapeutics cancels plans to buy Hackett Hill property from Manchester
The company says it remains committed to Manchester, however, where it is working on producing artificial human organs for transplant at an 80,000-square-foot research and development center at 100 Commercial St.
Here’s what to know about Susan Cole, the 2025 president of the NHAR
Cole is committed to the association’s continuing task of trying to get more housing stock built in the Granite State
Trio of magistrates set to usher in a new era for bail in New Hampshire
The new system allows three magistrates to take the role of judges and set bail for people who are arrested for serious crimes
Governor’s appearance at closed door meeting sheds new light on his role in Marconi case
The closed-door April 16 meeting raises new questions about the role Sununu played in Marconi’s removal from office and the ensuing criminal charges
Documents reveal one Las Vegas company made an offer, another interested in Concord Casino
Two Las Vegas companies have shown interest in buying Concord Casino, but the sale has hit a snag after a judge ruled that owner Anthony Sanborn has run out of time to close the deal
2025 New Hampshire 200 Recipients Named
The list of leaders for the 2025 edition is a unique group of people who have made their mark on New Hampshire’s economy, business climate and the state as a whole.
Supreme Court hears appeal of Superior Court order boosting school funding $537.5m
Trio of justices to decide outcome of long-running ConVal litigation regarding the cost of an adequate education
Revolving loan fund supports new housing projects in two Upper Valley towns
Developers are using Vermont’s Rental Revolving Loan Fund to build new workforce housing in the Upper Valley
