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NH manufacturers get $1M boost from program that dodged chopping block

read more…: NH manufacturers get $1M boost from program that dodged chopping block

New Hampshire has been awarded nearly $1 million in funding to help the state’s small and medium-sized manufacturers access an initiative that helps them navigate the supply chain and stay resilient. The grant is notable in that Manufacturing Extension Partnerships funding was on the U.S. Department of Commerce’s chopping block just a couple of months ago. 

New Hampshire Job Corps Center gets a reprieve from shutdown – for now

read more…: New Hampshire Job Corps Center gets a reprieve from shutdown – for now

The injunction, announced Wednesday, comes three weeks after the judge, Andrew Carter, of the U.S. District Court of New York, issued a temporary restraining order directing the U.S. Department of Labor to stop removing Job Corps students from housing, terminating jobs or otherwise suspending the nationwide program without congressional approval.

Construction for West Side Mark Stebbins Community Center officially underway

read more…: Construction for West Side Mark Stebbins Community Center officially underway

Construction for the Mark Stebbins Community Center is underway.  The Stebbins family joined community leaders, donors, supporters, and project managers to officially break ground at the site. The center is named after Mark Stebbins, who spent decades giving to community causes throughout New Hampshire.

Brewery Scene: Harpoon Public House at Queen City Center

read more…: Brewery Scene: Harpoon Public House at Queen City Center

The former Lew Cummings Printing building (built in the 1950s) has been turned into a great space, with plenty of room for bar and tables, plus a small brewing room off to one side. They also have a room that can be used for private group meetings. Clerestory windows lining the south wall keep the room light. Larger windows on the west side provide a view of trees and, through them, the mills. Wooden bar stools are comfortable.

May Revenues show Business Tax growth over prior year, but still short of target

read more…: May Revenues show Business Tax growth over prior year, but still short of target

May is not a critical month for State revenue collections, but policymakers in the State Budget’s Committee of Conference have been seeking any additional information they can find that could help inform final revenue projection negotiations for the budget. As a result, revenues in May have received more scrutiny than usual as policymakers look for hints about the future.

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