A Hampton man who owned restaurants in Massachusetts and Seabrook pleaded guilty Friday to defrauding the IRS and the Massachusetts Department of Revenue over six years. John Drivas, 66, pleaded guilty to five counts of failure to collect and pay employment taxes owed to the IRS and four counts of…
Continue reading →Three former New Hampshire State Troopers may be able to remove their names from a publicly available list of law enforcement officers with possible credibility issues, in part because of how long ago their alleged misconduct took place, according to the New Hampshire Supreme Court. In a 3-1 opinion released this week,…
Continue reading →HousingWireHousingWire In a recent episode of the “Real Estate Insiders Unfiltered” podcast, co-hosts James Dwiggins and Keith Robinson chat with HousingWire Lead Analyst Logan Mohtashami to discuss a variety of issues — including pending concerns of a recession, mortgage rates and housing affordability issues that persist across the country. Mohtashami…
Continue reading →Justine Vogel This week’s guest is Justine Vogel, the CEO of RiverWoods, a continuing care retirement community with locations in Exeter, Durham and Manchester. After working at RiverWoods for 30 years, Justine reflects on how the organization has adapted to changing resident needs, and how she hopes to protect its core…
Continue reading →HousingWireHousingWire First launched in April of 2020, the Pass-Through Assistance Program (PTAP) was an important initiative designed to provide mortgage servicers with the liquidity needed to endure the financial challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As millions of borrowers struggled to meet their mortgage payments, PTAP served as a lifeline,…
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