Nationally, 21 states will increase their minimum wages on Jan. 1, according to the Economic Policy Institute. The increases will raise pay for more than 9.2 million workers by a total of $5.7 billion.Â
 New Hampshire’s bioscience industry is emerging as a leader, outpacing the national industry job growth rate and showing its potential with this year’s $44 million Nashua ReGen Valley TechHub grant, according to an industry report.
The Temple Adath Yeshurun Christmas Mitzvah Program, on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, organized by the TAY Brotherhood, has been in existence now for over 40 years. It is a fine example of how members of our Manchester Jewish community have been giving back to their non-Jewish community, with enthusiasm, feeling and caring. Â
Three more companies have become members of New Hampshire Life Sciences, and five have joined as associate members, as the statewide association that is working to drive growth and awareness of the state’s multi-billion-dollar life sciences industry closes out its first year.
Recycled Percussion, a band known for its dedication to giving back, made this Christmas extra special for hundreds of children in the Manchester area.
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Icy roads and winter weather have made a comeback, which means remembering your winter-driving etiquette: Plan extra time for your trip, clean your windshield thoroughly – including the roof of your vehicle – and consult with NewEngland511.org before you travel for live traffic updates.
The New Hampshire Center for Justice & Equity (NHCJE) has received a $500,000 general operating grant from the Point32Health Foundation. The funds, to be distributed over five years, will support NHCJE’s work in community building, organizing, policy advocacy, and capacity building to advance equity and belonging across the Granite State.
As 2024 approaches its end, members of the CHAOS 131 Manchester Central High School Robotics Team look back at one of their most successful years in its history.
The city is one of 18 communities in the state designated a Housing Champion, which makes it eligible to apply for a share of $5 million in state grant money to help develop workforce housing.