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Jetblue Airbus 321 Airplane During The Flight Against The Blue Sky With White Clouds

MHT welcomes JetBlue and new Avelo routes

Trisha Nail,

New York airline JetBlue to launch service at Manchester-Boston Regional Airport in 2025, Avelo to expand

Q&A: Granite United Way President and CEO Patrick Tufts

Amanda Andrews, Mike Cote,

Patrick Tufts says Granite United Way is probably the “best known and least known” nonprofit in New Hampshire. As president and CEO, Tufts oversees an organization that was established in New Hampshire nearly a century ago and has national roots 140 years old.

Council Finance Committee considers how Supreme Court ruling affects housing locally

Gabriel Perry-The Laconia Daily Sun,

City councilors discussed the increasing burden to the budget of the welfare department as the affordable housing crisis continues and deepens the needs of community members without a place to live

NH advocacy groups considering legal action against recently signed anti-LGBTQ+ laws

Charlotte Matherly/Concord Monitor,

Bills being targeted involve trans girls in school sports; gender-affirming surgery for minors; and notification to parents of curriculum material involving sexual orientation, gender identity or expression

Adam Drapcho/the Laconia Daily Sun Photo

Laconia Daily Sun files motion to reconsider ombudsman’s rejection of legal fees

Rhianwen Watkins,

After the Laconia Sun filed its right-to-know complaint with the ombudsman, the school board produced one of the two requested documents, saying it had been withheld because of an administrative error

Federal labor department finds local restaurant violated rules on tips, overtime

Hunter Oberst/Keene Sentinel,

A U.S. Department of Labor investigation found Tito's Taqueria owed more than $62,000 in back wages and withheld tips to 126 employees across three locations

Former Listen director faces sentencing for embezzlement

John Lippman-Valley News,

Kyle Fisher to face sentencing for siphoning money from Listen’s bank accounts to use for gambling

All work and no pay

Annmarie Timmins-New Hampshire Bulletin,

New Hampshire legislators included an unprecedented $15 million in the state budget for child care providers, to pay for staff bonuses, training, student loan repayment, and other incentives to retain and recruit workers. Thirteen months later, providers haven’t seen the money.