Now Chelbys’ current owners, Loukas and Effie Pozios, a young family who moved from Greece to pursue their American dream, decided it was time for their restaurant to undergo another makeover.
The rabbits were being housed in makeshift outdoor enclosures that offered little protection from the elements and left them vulnerable to predators, harsh weather, and injury. The animals were reportedly being sold for $20 each as pets or for food.
At its Annual Meeting held October 19-21, 2025, the Foundation for Healthy Communities (FHC) bestowed its Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Award on Elliot Health System. The award honors a team of health care professionals who demonstrate a continued commitment to providing quality care to their patients, leading the charge for quality improvement, promoting transparency to improve health care and achieving better outcomes through the implementation of a strong culture of safety.
Built on collaboration and innovation, KeyConnect NH bridges the gap between landlords, case managers, and tenants, creating more efficient and successful housing placements.
The biggest reaction of the day was sustained applause after Somersworth Mayor Matt Gerding said, “I was very disappointed the state of New Hampshire cut funding for housing programs in the budget. It’s critical to what we’re doing, and I was shocked the state did it in the middle of a housing crisis.
Chef Paul Comes, a seasoned wild game chef, led the kitchen operations with the help of Comcast Team UP volunteers, who helped with meal prep and dinner service as well. The meal featured venison tacos, demonstrating that wild game venison can be a nutritious, kid-friendly and nutritious option.
The signs that New Hampshire’s housing marking is inching toward improvement continued in September, with increased year-over-year sales and inventory, though median sales price continued to tank affordability for buyers.
Some wanted the Sununu Youth Services Center (SYSC) property to remain as it is, others wanted it to feature starter and smaller homes for seniors, still others complained River Road couldn’t take any more traffic and others wanted to know how the state could sell the property, given covenants on it.
A public mass to honor and accept the unclaimed remains of 35 people is set for Sunday, Nov. 2 at 6 p.m. at Mt. Calvary Chapel, 474 Goffstown Road. The event coincides with All Souls’ Day, a Roman Catholic observance dedicated to praying for the souls of the departed.
It’s here, people. Hershey’s told us in July that this fall the price of its chocolate products would increase by double digits. They weren’t kidding.
State revenues collected in September were below the State’s target amounts for the month, giving the first clear indication of the new fiscal year that declining business tax revenues are not yet turning the corner back to growth.
A majority of New Hampshire voters think their community needs more affordable housing, and are in favor of changing land use regulations to do it, according to a new survey.
A 2018 survey found that, while three-quarters of Americans could usually tell news from opinion in their go-to news source, fewer than half could do so with articles they came across on Facebook or Twitter.
St. Mary’s Bank is pleased to welcome Keri Pappalardo as its new Marketing Communications Manager, joining the credit union’s in-house marketing team.
The front page of an early October 2025 edition of The Keene Sentinel features stories about city elections, the ongoing drought in New Hampshire and two Medicare Advantage providers leaving the state. It’s all local news.
New Hampshire has seen a 33.4 percent decline in drug-related fatalities between 2023 and 2024, the sharpest year-over-year reduction in 10 years, according to a report by the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute (NHFPI).
To help new ventures thrive rather than die on the vine, Business NH Magazine will hold the second annual Launch 603 interactive event aimed at helping startups that launched in the past five years as well as budding entrepreneurs who are considering starting a business.
The City of Manchester on Thursday released its finalized Age-Friendly Action Plan: an initiative designed to build a more inclusive, accessible and livable community for older adults, as well as other Manchester residents.
Nonprofit organizations looking for help on maintenance and infrastructure upgrades for historic buildings have until Dec. 1 to submit a letter of inquiry for a Historic Preservation Matching Grant from New Hampshire Preservation in partnership with the 1772 Foundation.
Ward 11 Alderman Norm Vincent was confirmed at the new Chair of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Tuesday, accompanying a pair of motions aimed at fostering decorum between the board and the city government’s department heads.