(The Center Square) – Hit hard in several specific industries, New Hampshire was among the top half of states negatively impacted economically by COVID-19, according to findings in a recently released report.
(The Center Square) – A property tax expert says New Hampshire municipalities should expect a surge of commercial property tax abatement applications in late 2020, and these appeals may have a higher chance of success than usual.
(The Center Square) – The latest U.S. Census Bureau statistics published Thursday paint a picture of New Hampshire as a state facing an uncertain demographic future amid an influx of in-migrants juxtaposed against an aging population.
(The Center Square) – Segway, based in Bedford, New Hampshire, has announced that it will stop producing its namesake product, the self-balancing, two-wheeled Segway Personal Transporter.
(The Center Square) – New Hampshire’s Senate Commerce Committee recently endorsed a proposal that would increase state unemployment benefits by an additional $100 per week.
(The Center Square) – The New Hampshire Senate Health and Human Services Committee recently amended a bill to transfer $25 million from the CARES Act fund to aid nursing and long-term care facilities.
(The Center Square) – New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu recently announced a $35 million housing relief fund to help homeowners and small businesses get back on their feet.
(The Center Square) – A New Hampshire employment official is optimistic that nearly 90 percent of the state’s economy is now open and working, and the Governor’s Economic Reopening Task Force plans to help other struggling businesses reopen as the nation approaches 100 days since the World H…
(The Center Square) – In a move that could increase public transparency around police officer and public employee misconduct, the New Hampshire Supreme Court recently ruled on two cases which effectively overturned a 1993 court decision that was in conflict with the state’s public records law.
Rep. Garrett Muscatel (D) resigned from his seat in the New Hampshire House of Representatives on June 9, according to House Speaker Stephen Shurtleff (D). Muscatel, who was one of four legislators representing District Grafton 12, was first elected to the chamber in 2018.
(The Center Square) – Hit hard in several specific industries, New Hampshire was among the top half of states negatively impacted economically by COVID-19, according to findings in a recently released report.
(The Center Square) – A property tax expert says New Hampshire municipalities should expect a surge of commercial property tax abatement applications in late 2020, and these appeals may have a higher chance of success than usual.
(The Center Square) – The latest U.S. Census Bureau statistics published Thursday paint a picture of New Hampshire as a state facing an uncertain demographic future amid an influx of in-migrants juxtaposed against an aging population.
(The Center Square) – Segway, based in Bedford, New Hampshire, has announced that it will stop producing its namesake product, the self-balancing, two-wheeled Segway Personal Transporter.
(The Center Square) – New Hampshire’s Senate Commerce Committee recently endorsed a proposal that would increase state unemployment benefits by an additional $100 per week.
(The Center Square) – The New Hampshire Senate Health and Human Services Committee recently amended a bill to transfer $25 million from the CARES Act fund to aid nursing and long-term care facilities.
(The Center Square) – New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu recently announced a $35 million housing relief fund to help homeowners and small businesses get back on their feet.
(The Center Square) – A New Hampshire employment official is optimistic that nearly 90 percent of the state’s economy is now open and working, and the Governor’s Economic Reopening Task Force plans to help other struggling businesses reopen as the nation approaches 100 days since the World H…
(The Center Square) – In a move that could increase public transparency around police officer and public employee misconduct, the New Hampshire Supreme Court recently ruled on two cases which effectively overturned a 1993 court decision that was in conflict with the state’s public records law.
Rep. Garrett Muscatel (D) resigned from his seat in the New Hampshire House of Representatives on June 9, according to House Speaker Stephen Shurtleff (D). Muscatel, who was one of four legislators representing District Grafton 12, was first elected to the chamber in 2018.
(The Center Square) – After New Hampshire allowed the lodging industry to reopen with restrictions on June 5, owners are facing new challenges.
