Former homeless shelter at church on North Main in Concord to become market-rate housing

read more…: Former homeless shelter at church on North Main in Concord to become market-rate housing

Local developers have submitted plans to the city to convert an historic church in downtown Concord into more than 30 units of market-rate apartments.

Hooksett neighbors voice concerns over proposed bus storage area

read more…: Hooksett neighbors voice concerns over proposed bus storage area

A controversial diesel school bus storage area will take center stage at the next Hooksett Planning Board meeting

Londonderry mixed-use development hits zoning roadblock

read more…: Londonderry mixed-use development hits zoning roadblock

One of four variance requests for a mixed-use development that could generate as many as 1,300 jobs in the greater Manchester area was denied by the Londonderry Zoning Board of Adjustment last week.

Bedford council purchases 12 acres on South River Road for new safety complex

read more…: Bedford council purchases 12 acres on South River Road for new safety complex

The land includes the former A.P. Horne Nursery and the MacEwen home, along with many outbuildings, which will be removed to make way for the proposed police station and fire substation, both of which have been identified as necessary for the safety of the community, the ability to provide necessary services, and to provide quality environments that support the vital work of our employees.  

Fitzwilliam couple’s decades-old vision to preserve 300 acres of forest becomes reality

read more…: Fitzwilliam couple’s decades-old vision to preserve 300 acres of forest becomes reality

Fred and Rosalind Slavic bought 300 acres of forestland at the foot of Little Monadnock Mountain in the 1960s and, aside from cutting some of the trees for their homestead, left the woods relatively untouched for six decades.

Employers struggle with pay

read more…: Employers struggle with pay

As employers struggle to fill vacant positions, they are having to offer higher wages to recruit new employees. But what about the incumbents? What about the employees who have faithfully stood by their employer through the disruptions of COVID?

Seabrook man drowns in boating accident

read more…: Seabrook man drowns in boating accident

Justin Janvrin was the son of NH State Rep. Jason Janvrin of Seabrook.

Join in on the statewide historical scavenger hunt, win prizes

read more…: Join in on the statewide historical scavenger hunt, win prizes

The 603 History Hunt kicks off  July 1 giving people a chance to see New Hampshire in ways they never have before, and win prizes!

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