As property values go up in Laconia, tax rates trend down
Laconia City Manager Kirk Beattie presented a preliminary budget compliant with the tax cap, indicating a reduced tax rate, to the city council on Monday, April 28.
New Hampshire Business Review - May 9, 2025
So close, but so different
Changing our country, one relationship at a time
Threatened cuts to the federal budget will affect us all
City Year, public radio and TV are at risk
UNH anticipates a $15m to $20m cut for the next academic year
As the academic year draws to a close, the University of New Hampshire is staring down an anticipated budget cut of $15 million to $20 million for the 2025-26 fiscal year.
Expect more federal scrutiny of health care industry
The U.S. Department of Justice is primed to investigate fraud and abuse.
NEMO Equipment takes full responsibility for its products
The outdoor industry has a history of creating a lot of “stuff.” Every year, millions of outdoor products are created.
(Opinion) NH needs a Commission on Aging ... now
State agencies participate in the commission’s work, fostering efficiency and communication, breaking down silos.
(Opinion) What would Churchill do?
The late, great British prime minister would take issue with the Trump Administration’s policies and positions.
Concord Trails installs new historical signs
Rob Knight stumbled upon the historic site around Russell Pond entirely by coincidence. He was in the process of helping the Concord Trails committee create a trail connecting Marjorie Swope Park to Carter Hill Orchard
Downtown sidewalk charette generates ideas for Art District rejuvenation
Sidewalks among other ideas, concepts and discussion points on how to improve the heart of Manchester’s downtown area took place in a charette at the Palace Theatre’s Spotlight Room.
