Eversource seeks large increase in electric rate
Eversource customers will be seeing large increases in their electric bill this year, although exactly how much is hard to say at the moment.
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Venerated Circuit Court Administrative Judge David King to retire on July 1
Judge King plans to stay on as a senior active judge and would like to continue to manage the Trust Docket
CLF and Riverfront Landing to file brief for appeal in asphalt plant case to Supreme Court
There has been widespread opposition toward the asphalt plant throughout the community in Nashua, with many having spoken out at public hearings, including members of CLF
High stakes, hard choices: legal perspectives on NH's housing crisis
Today’s affordable housing crisis is marked by soaring rents and home prices and low vacancy rates
State challenges historic $38m jury award in landmark YDC abuse case
NH AG's office said it would cap damages in Meehan case at $475k, citing governmental immunity statute limiting claimants to receive that amount 'per inciden'
Hanover asks judge to reconsider ruling on arrest reports
Town of Hanover asks judge to reconsider decision to order the police dept. to release arrest records of Dartmouth student protesters
Seabrook, The Brook reach deal on casino's 264-unit housing project
Decree authorizes 230 multifamily units, 17 duplexes at 319 Route 107 in Seabrook, subject to planning board approval
New Hampshire's population is increasing, especially in rural areas
Rural areas, particularly the Lakes Region and areas near the White Mountains, have seen substantial population boosts from July 2020 to 2023
8 developers from Seacoast to Boston make pitch for Portsmouth housing project
Portsmouth city staff have narrowed the number of firms interested in partnering with the city to create permanent below-market-rate housing at the former Sherburne School site
Workforce housing proposal before Meredith ZBA scrapped
An application submitted by East Coast Flightcraft for a zoning exception for workforce housing has been rescinded, effectively ending the bid for the development
