BY KATHERINE BOURQUE It is supply rate season in New Hampshire, that time of year when all energy providers in the state file new rates for the upcoming six-month period beginning Feb. 1. Oftentimes, these filing periods provide a snapshot of New England’s energy market and lead to good conversations…
Continue reading →Grappone Automotive recently celebrated its 100th anniversary, which is now under its fourth-generation ownership by chief vision officer Amanda Grappone Osmer. To commemorate the milestone, Osmer co-authored a book, “Grappone Automotive: The Founding,” which chronicles the company’s origins from Italy to New Hampshire. ‘One thing I’ve stuck to is the…
Continue reading →Health and wealth are interconnected, and an imbalance in one can cause problems with the other. Chronic health problems can be very expensive, leading to erosion of wealth, while poor financial decisions can lead to undue stress that can cause a decline in health. However, the money decisions made over…
Continue reading →HousingWireHousingWire A key homelessness report issued every year by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) could be muddied by city ordinances and state law in Florida banning public sleeping and camping, according to a local official with a federally funded homelessness agency. “The Point-in-Time (PIT) count is…
Continue reading →When the legislative committee opened the public hearing for a bill that’d legalize cannabis in New Hampshire, no one stepped up to the microphone. The bill’s sponsor, Kevin Verville, didn’t show up to introduce the legislation, nor did any members of the public. The only person to eventually speak was…
Continue reading →
