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Portsmouth 48 housing units plan advances. Neighbors opposing it: 'We need you to care'

Jeff McMenemy-Portsmouth Herald,

Redevelopment project at 361 Hanover St. calls for 40 to 48 market-rate apartments, along with three new buildings

Francestown Zoning Board approves variance to convert short-term rentals to long-term housing

Jesseca Timmons/Monadnock Ledger-Transcript,

The buildings, which abut the Crotched Mountain Golf Course on 2nd NH Turnpike, were formerly owned by Wyndham Resorts and were operated as timeshares or short-term vacation rentals

Developer proposes assisted living at Antrim Mills site

Jesseca Timmons/Monadnock Ledger-Transcript,

The proposal calls for an assisted-living facility with around 35 residential units, and would include commercial space for small businesses

Tariffs could add to NH’s housing woes

Paul Briand,

On again, off again chaos has builders and suppliers on edge

Ayotte's first State of State focuses on NH's funding challenges

Trisha Nail,

Kelly Ayotte took the stage at Saint Anselm College’s New Hampshire Institute of Politics on Wednesday, April 16, for the first time since her gubernatorial debate last fall, now as governor and following the NH House’s revisions to her proposal for the state’s next two-year budget.

Casella comes full circle for its anniversary

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Great people, sustainable resource management and a commitment to innovation have fueled the growth of Casella Waste Systems for 50 years.

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Peterborough Zoning Board denies Star Mountain appeal

David Allen-Monadnock Ledger-Transcript,

Star Mountain Properties plans to develop more than 50 residential lots in Peterborough, plus a 116-unit development to include workforce housing

Historic Front Street home to be replaced by 16 townhouses: 'It's just not Exeter'

Patrick Cronin/Portsmouth Herald,

StoneArch Development Corp.’s proposal to replace a historic home on Front Street with 16 townhouse-style condos is moving forward despite opposition from neighbors, who argue the development is "out of character with the neighborhood."