The $30 million project, in the works since 2019, will improve pedestrian and bicycle access downtown, connect neighborhoods long cut off by road development, and lay the groundwork for the city’s ambitious Manchester Transit Oriented Development Plan.
Crissy Kantor arrived at City Hall Monday afternoon ready to sign on the dotted line. Although she has for many years run the successful Chill Spa on Hanover Street, this will be Kantor’s first time running for public office.
Easterseals NH announces that Michele Talwani has joined the agency as senior vice president of community relations.
Museum adds extra weekdays for families during Granite State’s winter school break; activities include Story Time on Wednesday, March 1, plus two days of flight simulator action
Heather Francoeur has joined Bangor Savings Bank as Vice President, Branch Manager to oversee the Bank’s newest branch at 170 Baker St. in Manchester.
The state’s residential market has made some slight shifts toward favoring buyers more than it has the past few years, though prices are still on the rise.
The Majestic Theatre will offer daytime summer theatre camps in 2023. Half-day camps will be open for youth 5-7 years of age and full-day camps for youth 8 – 14 years of age.
On Tuesday night, the Board of Mayor and Aldermen Special Committee on Alcohol, Other Drugs and Youth Services heard additional information a pending proposal from Gatehouse Treatment to help the provide members of the city’s homeless population seeking detox services from opioid and other forms of drug and alcohol abuse, followed by its approval by the full board later in the evening.
ApprenticeshipNH, a program led by the Community College System of New Hampshire, has opened a request for proposal process to award $340,000 annually to apprenticeship programs across the state.
Elliot Health System is pleased to announce new providers to its practices.
After much consideration, and with the increased need for housing across the state, Brady Sullivan Properties decided it was time for something cutting edge – to break ground on a brand-new, single-family home community – something the state of NH has never seen before.
With the process underway to put together the state budget for the next two years, the University System of NH and the Business and Industry Association hosted a roundtable discussion on Tuesday with leaders from some of the state’s largest employers to underscore the critical role NH’s colleges and universities play in addressing the workforce shortage the state is facing.
Stonyfield Farm is among businesses in Maine and New Hampshire that will benefit in $15.2 million in renewable energy loans to Aligned Solar Partners from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Electric Infrastructure Loan program.
Yes, it’s that time of year. Even if your taxes are E-Z (see what I did there?), things change every year, and it can be confusing. The more complicated your taxes are, the more confusing it can get. This is our annual attempt to answer some FAQs for those filing their 2022 taxes.
Men in tuxes will be singing “I love you” this coming Valentine’s Day in New Hampshire, leaving scores of lucky romantics speechless. Each year the International Barbershop Harmony Society’s Singing Valentines program is celebrated locally by the Concord Coachmen, a community chorus formed in 1957.
Claudia Tobon, founder and CEO of Launch Now (launchnow.org) is on a mission to help students connect with the right careers earlier. She says high school counselors may call an employer to inquire about offering a student an experience, such as job shadowing or an internship, which can involve several emails and phone messages, only to find it is not a good fit.
The cost of heating a home and keeping the lights on is extremely high this winter. But there’s still time to apply for assistance with energy bills, and expanded assistance options are available for Granite Staters this year.
As technology, such as AI, gets more sophisticated, so does cybercrime. According to a recent Cybersecurity Ventures report, the global annual cost of cybercrime is predicted to reach a staggering $8 trillion in 2023. How can small businesses and individuals protect themselves against this onslaught of cybercrime?
On Friday, members of New Hampshire’s Ukrainian community gathered to meet with U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) to discuss the ongoing invasion of their homeland by the Russian Federation.
The SEE Science Center will present a Science on Tap discussion about organ and tissue transplants. Science on Tap events are informal discussions with local scientists and experts on a particular topic that take place from fall to spring.