Hassan Links Higher Costs to Tariffs, Policy Decisions in Portsmouth Stop
According to the report, households in New Hampshire are paying more across several major categories. It estimates the average household has spent more than $4,400 additional dollars overall, including $1,108 more on housing costs such as rent and mortgage payments.
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Lamprey Health Care is taking bold action to improve access to mental health services by adding three new Behavioral Health (BH) providers to its team.
NH Food Bank Announces Shamera Simpson as New Director of Development
“We are thrilled to welcome Shamera to the New Hampshire Food Bank,” said Elsy Cipriani, Executive Director of the New Hampshire Food Bank. “Her deep experience in fundraising, community engagement and event management will be a tremendous asset as we continue to grow our impact.
Southern New Hampshire Health Pharmacy Ribbon Cutting
The full-service retail pharmacy focuses on serving people in the community, including patients being discharged from the hospital and those who want a more personalized experience for medication ordering, pick-up, and counseling.
Hassan tours Marmon Utility’s expanded Milford facility
The discussion covered the company’s products, market conditions and hiring challenges. Like many New Hampshire businesses, Marmon Utility has struggled to recruit workers despite offering higher wages.
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Late Summer Means Scruffy Gardens & Plans for Next Spring
You can absolutely still plant your cold weather crops for another round of harvesting. What can you plant, dear reader? Try leafy greens (lettuce, kale, swiss chard, spinach), peas, and plants of the brassicus family (like broccoli and cauliflower)!
Nashua Finance Committee approves $9.8M transit contract, reviews FY25 audit
The audit had been proceeding normally until March, she said, when CBIZ shifted staff to address the Pennichuck financial-statement issue because the city audit could not be completed without the component unit’s financial information.
Reader Questionnaire
The Reliable Narrators is a column about reading and books for readers and non-readers, alike from two moms who also happen to be educators and library personnel. Emilee Williamson and Erin Roth are a school-proclaimed “dynamic duo” who love kids, books, and hosting gatherings in the library.
Elderly Woman Smashes Into Laundromat Injuring Two People
Paramedics evaluated multiple individuals inside the laundromat who sustained cuts and scrapes during the impact. None of the injured required hospitalization, and all refused medical transport at the scene