Posts by Maureen Milliken
Finishing up your law degree and wondering where to look for work? New Hampshire may be a good bet. The state ranks 40th in lawyers per capita in a recent study that analyzed the number of lawyers-per-residents in the 50 states and Washington, D.C.
You don’t need to be a scientist, or even have a college degree, to be part of the emerging biofabrication regional effort that aims to make southern New Hampshire a global leader in the industry.
New Hampshire drug overdose deaths declined significantly in 2023, according to figures released by both the state medical examiner and the National Centers for Disease Control.
The 2024 list of honorees “includes the demanding rescue and revival of rare and iconic properties, vital re-use of key community buildings by businesses, and robust stewardship over time of community assets and gathering places,” the NH Preservation Alliance said in its awards announcement Friday.
A group of 26 U.S. senators, including New Hampshire’s Jeanne Shaheen and Maggie Hassan have sent a letter to the U.S. Postal Service asking for a pause on planned changes to processing and delivery, including in Manchester, until it can be studied further.
The TD Bank branch in Newington is one of 20 across seven states that the Toronto-based bank is closing this month.
U.S. Small Business Administration Administrator Isabella Guzman will kick off her national Small Business Week road show Tuesday in New Hampshire, one of four state’s she’ll visit next week.
The median sales price for an existing single-family home in New Hampshire hit the $500,000 mark in March, with condo/townhouse properties following close behind at $409,950.
Do you like lottery scratch tickets? I’ll say this upfront – I do. The purpose of this column is not to shame anyone who likes them, too. Maybe that’s you. For the purposes of the point I’ll eventually get to, let’s say you buy a $5 scratch ticket every week. Sometimes you don’t win anything. Sometimes you win $5 or $10. Even $20 or $50. If you’re lucky, you’ve won more than once or twice. Let’s say that your dream, for purposes of the eventual point, is to win $50,000 (or more!), so you can buy a new car, pay off your credit cards, have a downpayment for a house, or something like that.
AUGUSTA, Maine – “Wear your boots!” Gov. Janet Mills said in a news conference with law enforcement, emergency management and