Bigger footprint for Catholic campus
Construction includes upgrades for Trinity High
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Most NH nursing homes won’t meet new federal staffing rule and doubt they can
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ current staffing rule requires 24-hour clinical staffing and sets standards for patient care but leaves facilities discretion on staffing specifics
Lebanon employers to meet child care needs
Lebanon School District is proposing to create and staff an early child care room at the Hanover Street School, primarily for the children of district employees
Keene State, UNH to receive funding for STEM research
Keene State College will receive $40,000 per year over four years to fund summer undergraduate research stipends and STEM supplies
Rising housing costs outpaced household median income, average wages
Rising housing costs, combined with diminished inventory, create barriers to accessing adequate housing for residents across the Granite State
Inaugural ‘Shades of Progress’ conference emphasizes state’s changing demographics, BIPOC entrepreneurship
'We need to begin to change the narrative that we’re not a diverse state,' Anthony Poore told a gathering of business leaders at the inaugural Shades of Progress Conference on May 22
Captain your company’s team and support innovative cancer care programs
Among the thousands of runners taking to the streets of Manchester on August 8 for the state’s largest road race, many will be wearing special “survivor” shirts provided by the Solinsky Center for Cancer Care at The Elliot.
Experiential Robotics Platform brings STEM into more classrooms
Robotics initiative at Manchester Community College uses 3D printers to produce tools for students across New England
As bail reform goes to negotiations, some say a compromise is finally possible
Among those seeking to limit who can be released on bail, divisions have emerged, and those disagreements have doomed past efforts
State lawmaker with checkered past faces new criminal charges in line with old beliefs
Despite his position as a state lawmaker, Jason Gerhard’s arrest for recording a court proceeding on his phone last September has largely gone unnoticed
