DEAR ABBY: My husband of 37 years passed away four months ago. When we were first married, we were happy, but his drinking increased and he turned into a miserable, mean drunk. When I decided I’d finally had enough, he got sick and could no longer work, and I felt obligated to take care of h…
Brandy Bisson of Concord has two sets of grandparents who served in the military, and her great-grandfather, Charles Willey, was awarded the Medal of Honor for his service during World War II.
CONWAY — Leavitt’s Bakery and Settlers Green Outlet Village are separated by several miles on Route 16, but they are united in their opposition to the town’s sign ordinance, which equates their murals with commercial advertising.
Life is Good, the clothing company known for its quirky stick-figure logo, plans to consolidate its warehouse and manufacturing operations from four separate buidlings to one space in Hudson.
CONCORD — New Hampshire mothers of newborns face criminal penalties if they don’t truthfully answer questions about personal habits ranging from their weight during pregnancy to their use of tobacco, alcohol and illegal drugs and any history of sexually transmitted diseases.
All it takes is one step inside an unassuming storefront on West Hollis Street in Nashua to feel the chaos.
The state’s largest health foundation, the Endowment for Health, has received a $7 million gift from the foundation headed by the former wife of billionaire Jeff Bezos, which it will use to give unrestricted funds to nonprofits.
CONCORD — A coalition of providers embraced a state senator’s request Wednesday to spend up to $300 million in state and federal grants to expand New Hampshire’s health care workforce.
CONCORD – A state Senate committee voted unanimously Wednesday to recommend killing legislation (SB 254) to provide non-prison alternatives for the primary caregiver of a dependent.
Grant applications for the Bishop’s Charitable Assistance Fund of the Diocese of Manchester are now being accepted for its spring 2023 review cycle.
Vacancies at U.S. employers unexpectedly increased at the end of 2022, illustrating a solid appetite for labor that the Federal Reserve sees as one of the last hurdles to bring down inflation.
Thieves stole a record $3.8 billion worth of cryptocurrency in 2022 as sanctions on North Korea drove a surge in suspected hacking by the Asian nation.
A climate activist group is urging the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate whether Shell’s claims about its investments in renewable energy are misleading to investors.
