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Older adults are motivated to get to the polls by affordability, housing and cultural values and principles.
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New Hampshire’s ongoing housing crisis has been an issue for people of all ages and financial statuses, but older adults face distinct challenges that make them vulnerable to housing instability.
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Child care costs and access give young families doubts about the Granite State. Also, could a possible land swap move the new state prison plan forward?
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New Hampshire has one of the highest vacancy rates in the country, but vacant doesn’t mean available to rent or buy.
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The Episcopal Church of NH has offered land on a no-cost 98-year lease to the Portsmouth Housing Authority, Haven, and the Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire.
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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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Analysis by the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute of recent migration trends show that adults ages 26 to 44 are leading the state’s population growth.
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Service organizations, public transit groups and every day drivers in New Hampshire are finding ways to cope with cost of gasoline and preparing for prices to keep rising.
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The start of the holiday season this year coincides with increased need for food assistance for thousands of Granite Staters. NHPR compiled a partial list of some places giving or taking Thanksgiving donations.