Getting a taste of the ‘juice’
A punter’s day at DraftKings at The Brook
New Hampshire Business Review - November 6, 2020
A building crisis
NH’s housing shortage was bad before the pandemic, and it won’t be going away when Covid’s gone
Where did the $40m in NH Covid contracts go?
Review of U.S. database reveals a range of services
Q&A with Sarah Wrightsman of the Workforce Housing Coalition of the Greater Seacoast
‘Changing the conversation about workforce housing is constant and challenging,’ says Sarah Wrightsman
Municipalities seek PUC community power rules
More than 20 local governments have sent a letter to the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission seeking rules that would help them create community power programs
Solar picks up steam in New Hampshire
30-megawatt, 100-acre array approved for Fitzwilliam; largest rooftop project goes online in Manchester
Risk management and leadership
As the pandemic has shown, the best strategy is not to expect smooth sailing
Sprague Resources joins zero-emission heating oil effort
Sprague Resources is teaming up with a Maine-based company that is planning to build a biorefinery that would produce a patented zero-emission biofuel
An electoral history lesson
A look at results since 1948 shows that the political parties can’t take anything for granted in New Hampshire
Nashua’s new EnVision Center a step toward self-sufficiency
HUD designation for Harbor Care is a chance to change lives
