The value of New Hampshire exports reached a record $7.3 billion in 2022, jumping nearly $1 billion from 2021, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Kate Sinding Daly, a veteran environmental advocate, has joined Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) as the organization’s Senior Vice President of Law and Policy. She will serve as a member of CLF’s executive council and oversee the organization’s advocacy efforts in all six New England States.
Brady Sullivan Properties, a philanthropic partner of Elliot Hospital, is providing $250,000 in support of significant renovations and an expansion of Elliot Hospital’s Emergency Department. These renovations, which are underway to better serve the community, will be complete in Spring 2023.
True Storage, a New Hampshire-based self-storage development company, had a record-breaking year in 2022. Our construction team successfully completed 11 projects and delivered 592,264 NRSF of climate-controlled storage space to the market.
A bill that will strengthen a commission that supports job creation, community development and child and health care in the most economically vulnerable parts of northern New England and New York has been introduced in the U.S. Senate by Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H.
But an unexpected lesson came in the form of what to do in the face of repeated disappointment when staffing shortages at Community Bridge NH – an organization that provides support for individuals with disabilities in the community – meant his services would put be on hold.
That’s why Eric Maxwell decided to re-open the popular Elm Street eatery just as previous owners Ed Aloise and Claudia Rippee left it. He recently purchased the entire business – recipes included.
Who puts the ram in the rama lama ding dong? The Rockin’ Daddios, that’s who. Catch them March 4 at Majestic Theatre.
New Hampshire has joined 24 other states in seeking to scotch the Biden administration’s initiative to allow fiduciaries managing the assets of retirement plans to weigh climate change, along with environmental, social and corporate governance factors — collectively known as ESG — in the balance of their investment decisions.
SolutionHealth announces that 287 physicians from across Elliot Health System and Southern New Hampshire Health were recognized in New Hampshire Magazine’s 2023 Top Doctors list. Doctors from a wide range of practices across both systems were selected as Top Doctors this year.
On Wednesday, Jay Ruais announced the launch of his bid to become the next Mayor of Manchester this fall.
Family-owned and operated businesses have unique opportunities and challenges in retirement planning. The Center for Family Business at the Peter Paul College of Business at UNH prioritizes finding answers to the questions like how to achieve successful retirement planning. Our program emphasizes that no matter where owners are in their own business life cycle, it’s important to plan ahead.
Following years of record hiring, in the first half of 2023 Fidelity expects to hire another 4,000 people, focusing on customer service and tech, including 311 new roles in New Hampshire. Fidelity, a privately-owned company, has been rolling out new benefits to make long-term investments in its people, including a fully funded undergraduate degree benefit.
The New Hampshire Business Committee for the Arts (NHBCA) has extended the application and nomination deadline for its 39th Annual Arts Awards to February 24. As the only statewide event honoring outstanding business partnerships and engagement in the arts, NHBCA is in search of individuals, businesses and organizations who make a significant contribution to the state’s arts and cultural scene.
Franklin Savings Bank Fund for Community Advancement is accepting applications for its 2023 round of funding. Grant amounts range from $1,000 to $10,000. The deadline for applications is May 30.
President & CEO of Southern New Hampshire University to be honored on April 11 at the Greater Manchester Chamber’s Citizen of the Year Celebration, presented by The Elliot.
“We are doubling our commitment to the City of Nashua and to supporting local arts and culture,” said Ken Sheldon, President, Bank of America New Hampshire. “Nashua holds special significance to Bank of America, which has roots in the city dating back to the 19th century, and as one of our state’s most creative communities. The arts are alive in Nashua, and Bank of America believes the arts are critical to educating and enriching our society, bringing communities together, and creating greater cultural understanding.”
Cash was king in the purchase of at least 50 percent of residential real estate properties in the New Hampshire towns of Hancock and Lyndeborough during 2022.
