Despite governor’s order, hundreds of properties seized for unpaid taxes during pandemic
From March 2020 to June 2021, 75 towns and cities across the state seized 242 properties from Granite Staters
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Affordable housing project at former Keene school site gets $1M boost
New affordable apartments will be the first phase of this project, with 30 more slated for beginning of summer 2025
As Concord continues to increase taxes, those on a fixed income fear what’s next
With a proposed $170.5 million budget in Concord for the 2024-25 fiscal year, residents will see another tax increase of nearly 4%
Portsmouth developer buys iconic Congress Street property, former home to J.J. Newberry
The former J.J. Newberry building was built in 1920 and was most recently appraised for $8.1 million
Saint Anselm College expects $40 million building for nursing school to be completed in 2025
Nursing and public health official Diane Uzarski named inaugural dean of the new school
New rules for Minimum Standards for Public School Approval hit first hurdle
A legal analysis of the proposed Ed 306 Rules found to be at odds with state law, Constitution
NH asks US Supreme Court to block lawsuits against fossil fuel companies
May 22 request targets five states that are pursuing climate change-related damages from oil majors in state courts
NH joins lawsuit seeking to split Live Nation, Ticketmaster
NH’s attorney general has signed on to a lawsuit alleging that Live Nation is engaging in illegal monopoly of live entertainment market
Jurors find Berlin greenhouse CEO guilty of voter fraud
Grafton County Superior Court jurors found the CEO of American Ag Energy guilty of voting in two states for the Nov. 8, 2016, general election
NH federal court strikes down ‘banned concepts’ teaching law
Federal judge ordered ruling that the law is unconstitutionally vague, siding with teachers unions and the American Civil Liberties Union of New Hampshire
