ACLU files lawsuit against new voter registration law, the second in two weeks
ACLU argues HB 1569 is unconstitutional, as it will create hurdles that could stop lawful residents and citizens from registering to vote
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Housing is big in NH governor race — and Ayotte and Craig both have skin in the game
With the cost of buying or renting a home in New Hampshire more expensive than ever, affordable housing is a top issue in state political races this year
With gift of six acres, Home Possible Project is back in action
First United Methodist Church in Gilford has gifted land behind its location to develop into a home-like facility for people with developmental disabilities
Two large housing projects in downtown Lebanon face delays
Developers of a multi-family housing project in downtown Lebanon are seeking the city’s approval to decrease the size of the project and include an additional parking lot
1850 Daily Times building in Portsmouth is history after demolition: What's next?
The property owner, Peter Floros, had long argued the building needed to be taken down for safety reasons, and has pledged to redevelop the site
New details for Laconia site: grocery store and housing – and outdoor yoga
If the state’s new buyer delivers what he’s proposed, the site would have a Market Basket, medical offices, 2,000 housing units, and greenspace for outdoor yoga, concerts and a farmers market
Manchester’s Ryan Lessard offers discourse into free press, citizenship topics in new comic book series
Communications professional Ryan Lessard launches Kickstarter campaign to produce four issues of sci-fi adventure comic book series "Sentinel"
Raising the level of care
Patricia Carty, president and CEO of the Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester, will receive the Business & Industry Association’s New Hampshire Advantage Award on Oct. 23 at BIA's annual dinner. The award celebrates businesses, organizations or projects that enhance the Granite State’s special character and quality of life.
Finding a place on the team
When it comes to hiring employees with physical and intellectual disabilities, their conditions require resilience over resistance. That was the message from several employers and disability consultants at NH Business Review’s annual DEI: From Talk to Action seminar.
Democratic lawmakers file amicus brief finding ConVal decision flawed, urging Supreme Court to clarify rulings to facilitate sound school funding legislation
The brief claims the current funding system fails to direct sufficient state aid to districts with the greatest needs and leanest resources
