Financial aid for lead abatement often goes unused in New Hampshire
Interest in, awareness of state, federal programs is limited
New Hampshire Business Review - September 25, 2020
In our new issue, staff writer Bob Sanders looks at the Centers for Disease Control’s recently imposed moratorium on evictions and how it affects New Hampshire’s landlords and tenants. Spoiler alert: The rules are confusing, to put it mildly.
Also, Liisa Rajala, our associate editor, checks in with retailers and restaurateurs in several cities’ downtown areas to see how they’re faring right now – and what they expect when winter settles in.
And writer Michael Kitch provides a profile of PAK Solutions, a Lancaster-based flexible packaging manufacturer that was going through an impressive turnaround just as the pandemic hit.
There’s also an overview of the legal ramifications of the Supreme Court’s recent LGBTQ ruling as well our regular popular features, including Flotsam & Jetsam and The Latest, a roundup of the comings and goings of people and businesses throughout New Hampshire.
Lancaster renovation reveals quality craftsmanship in 1840s building
Workers ‘making visible progress’ on Parker J. Noyes building project
Norton: The only thing certain right now is uncertainty
We’re not out of the woods until there is a viable vaccine
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News From Around NH
Seacoast real estate sales set records in August … and more
Mt. Washington Valley businesses feel pain of inadequate employee base
Area has ‘outgrown its workforce,’ says one owner
New Hampshire farmers markets look ahead to an uncertain winter season
As temperatures drop, fears rise they could be left out in cold
New Hampshire tradeswomen hope to see more females in construction
The construction industry provides opportunities, they say
