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State provides tax guidance on pennies, postmarks, (going) paperless and more

read more…: State provides tax guidance on pennies, postmarks, (going) paperless and more

With tax filing season underway, the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration (DRA) is sharing important information about this year’s filing requirements, updated forms, and key procedural changes. DRA is also providing practical guidance and resources to support both taxpayers and tax professionals throughout the filing process.

Grocery Snapshot March: In like a lamb, but it’ll be out like a lion

read more…: Grocery Snapshot March: In like a lamb, but it’ll be out like a lion

March came in like a lamb with my first grocery shopping trip of the month, but all signs point to it going out a like a lion. Economy disruptions caused by the war in Iran, which are already being seen, will likely have a big impact in the weeks to come. Add to that continuing tariff craziness and just plain old changing of seasons, and things are poised to get crazier, price-wise.

TIF District complicates incomplete Dunlap Building tax relief request

read more…: TIF District complicates incomplete Dunlap Building tax relief request

Until recently, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen have given out several 79E property tax relief grants, including one for the Dunlap Building intended to help transform a former office building into new housing. However, there is now a possibility that tax relief could potentially not happen.

New campaign seeks to amplify voices of NH non-profit groups

read more…: New campaign seeks to amplify voices of NH non-profit groups

New Hampshire’s nonprofit sector employs nearly one in seven Granite Staters and delivers essential services in every community across the state. A new statewide campaign, “Nonprofits Get It Done For NH,” aims to spotlight that impact and amplify the voices of the 9,900 nonprofits serving residents every day.

Feb. 27-March 8: Are you ready for Restaurant Week?

read more…: Feb. 27-March 8: Are you ready for Restaurant Week?

Manchester’s performing arts and dining community – where theatre and cuisine come together to energize downtown, support local businesses, and create a shared cultural experience – will once again celebrate all that satisfies the soul with Restaurant Week. From Feb. 27-March 8 there are all kinds of great deals to be had – prix fixe menus and specialty items to make your night out on the town doubly delightful.

Evan Lang Dishon Bakery

Bakeries, wellness, dogs riding in cars – NH SBDC’s reach was wide in 2025

read more…: Bakeries, wellness, dogs riding in cars – NH SBDC’s reach was wide in 2025

“The report reflects a year of meaningful growth and measurable results for NH SBDC and our small business clients across the Granite State,” State Director Liz Gray said in a news release. “Our advisors and staff are the heart of this organization. They show up every day with energy and a genuine commitment to helping businesses start, grow, and thrive in today’s global economy.”

Malafronte continues trend of positive MHT reports

read more…: Malafronte continues trend of positive MHT reports

In the annual presentation on the airport’s year in review to the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen’s Special Committee on Airport Activities, MHT Airport Director Tom Malafronte provided a positive report, echoing past positive reports from former MHT Airport Director Ted Kitchens in 2021, 2022 and 2024 among others.

The Soapbox: Economic impact or economic illusion? A closer look at the Merrimack ICE proposal

read more…: The Soapbox: Economic impact or economic illusion? A closer look at the Merrimack ICE proposal

Before entering public service, I spent part of my professional career reviewing and drafting environmental and economic impact statements. Those documents shape major public decisions. They are supposed to present facts clearly, test assumptions rigorously, and weigh both benefits and costs honestly. I learned quickly that the most important question is not what an impact statement includes—but what it leaves out.

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