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The July 2025 federal reconciliation bill slashed the program, even as hunger remains high.
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To buy the property, residents formed a cooperative and will now run the community as a not-for-profit corporation.
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The head of a New Hampshire realtor group says the law is well intentioned, but could confuse property owners and municipalities.
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The bill would have allowed landlords to require an additional security deposit from a tenant if they didn’t meet the landlord’s screening requirements.
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Women tend to take on lower wage positions, and they also may be more likely to hold multiple jobs at once, compared to men.
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From $1,000 jade sculptures to $15 magnets, we get local artisans’ tips on turning a profit from their art.
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New legislation will cap daily transactions to crypto ATMs at $2,000, and there will be a 48-hour window when victims can cancel and be refunded their transaction.
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The money will be distributed to projects such as the construction of rental units near downtown Jaffrey and redevelopment of a former Public Works building in Rochester into housing.
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The aid only applies to the tax bill from the Statewide Education Property Tax – not municipal property taxes.
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Laconia Motorcycle Week wraps up this weekend, and attendance is down so far. Organizers say that’s likely due in part to high gas prices.
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A new federal report shows fewer people are working in the state but wages in some New Hampshire counties have increased, even as prices in the Northeast have risen 5% in the past year.
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After years of disputes over everything from casinos to Keno, NH lawmakers have now fully embraced gambling — and the money it brings in for the government.