‘For more than 24 years we have been successful in using direct rental assistance as part of a program called Moving to Work,’ says Keene Housing Executive Director Joshua Meehan. ‘We do not hesitate to be a policy laboratory and try new ideas to serve our community.’ (Courtesy photo) After…
Continue reading →Lind Heim and Donald Moyer walk on a section the Northern Rail Trail in Boscawen in 2022. (Courtesy of Concord Monitor) Extending the Northern Rail Trail to Concord has been bogged down in over four years of negotiations and delays, with completion still a way off. Initial work began in…
Continue reading →The Dover waterfront development will features hundreds of apartments in multiple buildings and a total of 23 townhouses in the E buildings (Courtesy of the City of Dover) The public and private waterfront development project is “moving well ahead,” said Chris Parker, deputy city manager. The private development led by Cathartes, a…
Continue reading →New U.S. Census Bureau data from the 2023 American Community Survey revealed that New Hampshire’s renters continue to be cost-burdened by housing expenses. State-level data show renters in New Hampshire have lower median incomes and are more likely to be burdened by housing costs than homeowners. Renters are more likely…
Continue reading →Participants in Monday’s Board of Tax and Land Appeals hearing regarding Conway’s revaluation are sworn-in. From left Corcoran Consulting Vice President Monica Hurley, President Marybeth Walker, town counsel Steven Whitley of Drummond Woodsum, and taxpayers Karen and Jim Prue. (Photo by Daymond Steer, Conway Daily Sun) A complaint that the…
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