New Hampshire Business Review - Oct. 20, 2023

October 20, 2023

Jeff Feingold

Claremont seeks to charge special fees for infrastructure projects

Patrick O'Grady -Valley News,

Claremont seeks to charge special assessment fees for infrastructure projects without property owners’ consent

Red And Blue Stethoscopes Is Wound Into Ball. The Concept Of Photo That Symbolizes Hard Diagnosis, Difficulties Or Problems With Diagnostics Of Disease, As Well As Connection, Unity, Love In Medicine

County announces leadership changes at Cheshire EMS

Christopher Cartwright/The Keene Sentinel,

Cheshire County Administrator Chris Coates said on Monday, Oct. 9 that the top two officials at Cheshire EMS are departing the county-run agency.

Primaries of yesteryear

Brad Cook,

Previous primaries make 2023 seem not so strange

Launch NH Pitch Event showcases 11 startups

NH Business Review Staff,

Launch NH Pitch Event showcases 11 startups in tech or telehealth companies for possible investor interest.

More people seeking help with heat bills

Mara Hoplamazian-NH Public Radio,

Even as the cost of energy goes down a bit this winter, the need for fuel and electric assistance seems to be increasing in New Hampshire.

Lead to make a difference

Doug Teschner,

Lead to make a difference: how to live with optimism amid our nation's challenges

Judge delays casino license revocation hearing

Todd Bookman-NH Public Radio,

Former State Sen. Andy Sanborn claims lack of due process

Navigating federal Clean Water Act jurisdiction following Sackett v. EPA

Viggo C. Fish,

Federal jurisdictional changes intersects with NH’s wetlands and water pollution regulation

Road Workers Repair The Road, Cones In Foreground

Ordinance to recommend special assessment without property owners’ consent

Patrick O'Grady -Valley News,

Claremont city manager, council believe city has legal authority to direct owners to pay for road repairs

No dice for The Brook’s Casino-backed housing complex

Angeljean Chiaramida-Seacoast Online,

Proposal for rental units, senior housing a 'bad deal for Seabrook'

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