A total of 4,657 housing units throughout New Hampshire have been impacted by the Department of Business and Economic Affairs’ (BEA) InvestNH Housing program, according to BEA Commissioner Taylor Caswell.
The New Hampshire Business Finance Authority (BFA) approved a $1 million loan to the New Hampshire Union Leader, the state’s largest newspaper, according to a news release issued Tuesday.
E-ZPass users in New Hampshire, Maine and beyond are being warned about a scam that involves getting a text message about unpaid fines – clicking on the link will put your personal information and accounts in jeopardy.
As the community enters the season of giving, Home Instead is calling on New Hampshire residents to help brighten the holidays for older adults who may be feeling isolated or alone. Through the beloved Be a Santa to a Senior program, local community members can spread joy by giving a special holiday gift to seniors who might otherwise go without.
The carrots, which were sold under brand names including 365, Good & Gather, Nature’s Promise, and Trader Joe’s, have been linked to a multistate outbreak of Shiga toxin-producing E. coli O121:H19, a type of E. coli bacteria.
The Ion makes it possible to precisely biopsy nodules in the earliest stages, rather than patients needing to wait for biopsy until later when a cancer could develop or having to undergo major surgery for a biopsy.
In the newly-renovated street-level entry way to 1000 Elm Street community leaders, past and present, and those who work and live downtown, gathered for the official ribbon-cutting of The Residences at 1000 Elm. This newly transformed residential community now occupies the iconic skyscraper that has anchored the city for more than five decades.
Fast Casual-focused restaurant Sweetgreen will open its second location in New Hampshire on Tuesday, November 19th at 7 Market Street in Bedford, near Friendly Toast and Trader Joe’s in the Market and Main shopping complex off South River Road.
New Hampshire’s advanced manufacturing job growth has increased since 2017, bucking a regional downward trend, but more coordination on workforce training is needed to grow the industry to its full potential, a report released by the Department of Business and Economic Affairs found.
Tom Puskarich who operates Restoration Café at 235 Hanover St., said one of the unintended consequences of the city’s decision to prevent the homeless from camping in city parks and on sidewalks is that they are gravitating to areas where they are vacant, privately owned buildings. And that, he said, has affected his business.