Federal tax data shows changes in how Granite Staters earn income
While information from the 2023 returns is not available yet, data from 2018 through 2021 provides insights into how Granite Staters make money.
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Dartmouth graduate student-workers go on strike
The union is demanding a $53,000 work stipend in the first year of the contract. Dartmouth has offered a $47,000 stipend in current negotiations.
NHBCA announces winners of the 40th Annual Arts Awards
On May 6, more than 250 guests attended the New Hampshire Business Committee for the Arts (NHBCA) 40th Annual Arts Awards, where Northeast Delta Dental, Wentworth by the Sea and St. Mary’s Bank were among those recognized for their support of the arts and culture through their donations of time, funds and resources.
State Rep. Jonah Wheeler seeks passage of bill that would increase state funding for schools
Earlier this year, Wheeler, one of the youngest members in the House, sponsored a bill that he says would address the disparity between ConVal and Conant and provide what advocates argue is desperately needed state money for underfunded school districts across the state.
State weighs shakeup at Hampstead Hospital
The state may be considering a change at Hampstead Hospital, two years after buying the youth mental health facility and tapping a private company to run it.
Londonderry mental health hospital receives conditional approval
The Londonderry Planning Board gave unanimous approval to Acadia Healthcare to build a new mental health facility
Tax-smart investment strategies for retirement
Tax season is an important time of the year to look at ways to minimize the tax impact on your investments to strengthen your path to a secure retirement.
Economic momentum cools as rates remain elevated
The reading below 50 indicates that economic momentum slowed during the first quarter against a backdrop of moderately restrictive monetary policy.
Limitation keep patients hospitalized
Patients who are medically cleared to be discharged from a hospital continue to stay much longer than they need to largely because they cannot get the ongoing specialized care they require, according to a new report from the New Hampshire Hospital Association.
NHTI to treat Medicaid dental patients after $500,000 donation
A year after New Hampshire allowed dental benefits for adults on Medicaid, NHTI is using grant funding to start treating those patients in Concord.
