NH Business Notebook: The color of law

Nicole Bluefort announced her arrival in downtown Manchester in grand style: on a giant billboard across the street from SNHU Arena. The Law Offices of Nicole Bluefort, which opened at the end of July at 1155 Elm St., aims to fill a niche the attorney says is underserved in New…

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(Opinion) Promoting inclusion in the arts industry

BY THE NEW HAMPSHIRE CENTER FOR JUSTICE AND EQUITY As we mark the 34th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), signed into law on July 26, 1990, we recognize and celebrate the disability rights movement. To honor this milestone date, the New Hampshire Center for Justice and Equity…

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NH snack attack

It’s crunch time in the Granite State. Riding a food-quality trend that invokes natural ingredients and local sourcing, several small New Hampshire businesses have taken their snack foods from specialty stores into regional supermarkets and even across the country. Potato chip maker Wrap City Chips, which opened an industrial-park chip…

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Poised for a state primary

Looking forward to the Sept. 10 New Hampshire state primary, the scene is becoming a little clearer, although change and surprise seem to be the theme of 2024. In the last month, former President Trump was the target of an assassin, went through the Republican convention, and chose J.D. Vance…

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