Posts by Maureen Milliken
An information security “incident” at Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Network may have affected current or former patients in
I came up with five that apply to average consumers that you may or may not know about, that range from mundane to life-threatening, and how to proceed on each one if you believe your rights are being violated.
State residents with health insurance who go to an in-network medical facility for treatment but then get out-of-network services are further protected from surprise medical bills following passage of the state’s new “No Surprises” medical billing law.
Home prices continued to rise and the ability of buyers to afford one continued to drop in New Hampshire in June, but the silver lining is that inventory is up slightly, according to the New Hampshire Association of Realtors monthly market report.
Deirdre Shaw had long dreamed of opening a bookstore for kids. When that dream finally began to become reality, it formed around the idea of accessibility. Not only the physical accessibility for those with disabilities, though. Shaw wanted the store to be in a neighborhood accessible to city residents who may not be able to jump into a car to take them where they want to go. She wanted items that were accessible to people whose budgets may have little room for extras, like books and toys.
Southern New Hampshire was designated one of 31 national regional Tech Hubs in October, and the development of ReGen Valley, the Nashua-Manchester ecosystem for regenerative technology. The Tech Hubs Program is a flagship initiative of the Biden administration to invest in and grow the economies in communities across the country, advancing America’s global leadership in critical technologies, and strengthening our national and economic security.
More than one-quarter of Americans age 65 and older who live in poverty in the United States rely on Social Security as the sole source of income, according to a new report from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Renters across the U.S. can weigh in to the Federal Trade Commission on abuses and fraud, the federal agency has announced.
Wolf said she is stunned by the state’s rental unit vacancy rate of 0.8%, which she called “crazy low.” Nationally, the vacancy rate is 5.8% overall, and 5.6% for two-bedroom apartments. “You live here and you are used to this,” she said. But she found the numbers so “bizarre” that when she was reviewing them in preparation for her talk, she asked Kimberly Byrum, Zonda’s multifamily housing expert, if she was reading them correctly. She was.
In 2022, the city was already starting to see residential projects, particularly downtown and in the Millyard taking off. But things picked up after the $44 million Build Back Better Regional Challenge grant was awarded by the U.S. Economic Development Administration, announced in November of that year, Jodie Nazaka, director of the Manchester Development Office, told Ink Link Tuesday. “That’s a trend we don’t see slowing down anytime soon,” she said.