Posts by Maureen Milliken
The “problem” is that the state needs 23,670 units of housing immediately. Estimates are that 60,000 new units will be needed by 2030, and 90,000 by 2040, based on population growth, the 2023 New Hampshire Housing Needs Assessment found.
rojects in New Hampshire will share $11 million in grants from the Northern Border Regional Commission, including $1 million in grants for projects in Colebrook, Keene, Lancaster, Littleton and Mirror Lake.
The two Wiggins Airways pilots who died in an airplane crash Tuesday night in Maine were on a training run, a National Transportation Safety Board investigator said in a brief news conference Wednesday afternoon.
The NH ACLU has pushed for state-specific statistics that would back up an increased law enforcement effort. In May, the organization filed a Freedom of Information lawsuit seeking New Hampshire data from CPB.
The Londonderry Zoning Board of Appeals will wait until September to reconsider a variance request that would allow housing in an Industrial II site on Grenier Field Road, part of a proposed mixed-use development that includes industrial, office, retail and child care.
The New Hampshire residential home real estate market continues to be tight, with lack of inventory and affordability remaining a tough one-two punch.
The concepts behind the store, at 491 Route 101, are likely something most shoppers understand: locally sourced products and zero waste packaging. But they haven’t seen it combined in New Hampshire the way it is at Live Free Refillery.
WHAT THIS MEANS TO YOU: In the coming months, you could see a big change in your credit score (for better or worse), or suddenly have a credit score when you didn’t before. It will particularly affect people who plan to apply for a mortgage in the coming years.
The property the house was built on was granted to Edward Hilton in 1631 by King Charles I. Hilton, an Englishman, first settled on what’s now Hilton Point, in nearby Dover, in 1623. The house, built in 1706, and surrounding property on the corner of Exeter Road and Piscassic Road, is still owned by the Hilton family.
Manchester area residents will get a chance to check out the area’s first zero-waste grocery store, if they already haven’t, when Live Free Refillery holds a grand opening Thursday.
The company produces five flavors of chips, as well as dog treats. Aside from Tran and Le, who is the company owner, they have two full-time employees, and have become a fixture at farmers markets, craft and art fairs, and events like the Great American Ribfest, in Merrimack, and the Made in NH Expo. As the business evolves, Tran has kept her full-time job and Le, an engineer, is also a real estate investor.
Evidence hearings scheduled for the coming weeks in the Logan Clegg double murder trial, including one regarding DNA analysis, may delay the start of the trial for a second time.
The tougher long-term options for the three-story brick school building at 275 Jewett St. come with some baggage. The city struggled for most of last year to come up with a solution that is all right with residents of the tightly packed neighborhood near Elliot Hospital, while also finding a use that meets housing and other challenges the city faces. There were only two bidders after a request for proposals, with the one chosen by the city the mixed-use development by Southern New Hampshire Services and Granite State Children’s Alliance.
New Hampshire is the 10th most expensive state in the U.S. to own a home, and the top-ranked for increasing expense, according to an analysis by real estate industry website Agent Advice.
Here’s how it all happened, based on the 25-page report that accompanied Thursday’s news conference, as well as past newspaper accounts.
Developer Dick Anagnost said the housing is crucial to the development, which is expected to generate 1,300 jobs.
Defense attorney Caroline Smith is challenging evidence, including whether Logan Clegg showed “consciousness of guilt,” when he gave Concord police detectives an alias when they were looking for Djeswende and Stephen Reid on April 20, 2022, in the Broken Ground Trail System in northeast Concord.
If you have student loans, you may be getting a break, or you may have to pay in full. If you don’t have any student loans, you will still benefit from the stronger financial foundation this will provide to your community. Seriously.
A competitor died in a single-car crash Friday night in the final state of the first day of the New England Forest Rally.
Beginning Friday, 61 teams will hit the tote roads and back woods of western Maine and northeastern New Hampshire for the 33rd New England Forest Rally.