HousingWireHousingWire If someone had told me that home sales would remain firm this year despite mortgage rates ranging from 7.25% to 6.64%, I would not have taken that bet. However, amid all the chaotic economic headlines of 2025 so far, the demand for mortgages is holding steady, even with the…
Continue reading →DEKA president Dean Kamen, right, who invented the first portable insulin pump in the 1970s, talks about the technology of its successor, twiist, with Alan Lotvin, CEO of Sequel Med Tech, the company created to develop and market the new product, which is being manufactured in Manchester. (Photo by Mike…
Continue reading →While more than half of Granite Staters receive their health insurance through an employer, public health coverage remains essential for helping to ensure all residents can access health care services and contribute to a growing New Hampshire economy. At the end of March 2025, 186,319 people, or about 13% of…
Continue reading →Following variance approval from the Hooksett Zoning Board, Chelmsford Hooksett Properties LLC representative John Cronin took feedback from the Hooksett Planning Board regarding the proposed re-development of what could become up to 160 new units of housing at 2 College Park Drive. The site, formerly home to offices for Cigna,…
Continue reading →FOUR months into her term, half of Granite Staters approve of Kelly Ayotte’s performance as governor, largely Republicans and independents, the University of New Hampshire Survey Center found. Residents said they most approve of Ayotte’s decisions on her handling of crime (24%), finances (12%) and immigration (11%). However, 27% disapproved…
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