NH Consumer Advocate: An Unconstitutional Bill From The Negawatt Naysayers

In his latest Power to the People column, Kreis says ratepayer-funded energy efficiency is officially in crisis here in New Hampshire.

Podcast: Exploring The Cone Mountain Cell Tower Controversy In Thornton

King: Nearly 1,000 citizens have signed a petition — but the land on which the tower is going to be built belongs to the Sununu family.

Regal Cinemas To Begin Reopening In April — But Not In NH Yet

Update: Nation's second-largest theatre chain has scheduled its New Hampshire reopenings for May; other movie houses are now open, too.

Crowd Lines Up To Help Bread And Chocolate Owners In Concord

Thousands of dollars have been raised for Franz and Linda Andlinger, the owners of the South Main Street bakery, after a medical incident.

Property Manager Organizing Clean Up Of Concord Railroad Tracks

Watch: Kathie Slowe of Brixmor is spearheading an effort to clear homeless camps, trash from behind the Capitol Shopping Center in April.

Webinar: Economic Impacts Of The COVID-19 Crisis March 19

Jeffrey Thompson, the vice president and economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, will discuss the topic in a webinar on Friday.

Concord Area Bankruptcy Filings In Year Of Coronavirus: See Numbers

Bankruptcy filings were down in Merrimack County last year, but experts expect them to surge in coming years.

It’s Short. It's Sweet. And Finally Here: Maple Month In New Hampshire

The weather has been pretty cold up until this week and many maple syrup producers have been waiting for a bit of a thaw to begin tapping.

NHTrust Welcomes Cody Tibbetts As Wealth Management Assistant

Tibbets will support clients and financial advisors from NHTrust’s main office in Concord.

Power To The People: The Trouble In Texas, Could It Happen Here?

NH's consumer advocate: Whenever the lights go out, I reach for my smartphone. And it’s not to call in the outage to my electric utility.

How Reliable Is Your New Hampshire Power Supplier?

See how well power providers in the Concord area and across NH serve their customers.

Concord Bank President Named Chamber's 2020 Citizen Of The Year

Linda Lorden of Merrimack County Savings Bank will be feted by the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce at a virtual gala on March 30.

TikTok Game Show Leads To Concord Soup Kitchen Donation: Watch

Business owner Paulette Boghosian, who hosts contests on the video-sharing app, donated $1,000 to The Friendly Kitchen on Wednesday.

CLF: New Hampshire Unlawfully Issuing Waste Permits

A new landfill proposed for Dalton would have an enormous impact on waste management in New Hampshire for decades to come.

NH Small Business Webinar Focuses On Thriving During Pandemic

The BIA, New Hampshire’s statewide chamber of commerce, hosts free, online panels discussing taxes, legislation, financing on Friday.

City Of Concord Eliminates Economic Development Director Position

Councilors approve a plan to reorg staffers working on business retention and tax base expansion, and the creation of an admin position.

NH Newspaper Argues To Make Police Standards And Training Hearings Public

In court, the New Hampshire Union Leader argues certification hearings before the Police Standards and Training Council should be public.

New Hampshire's Consumer Advocate: Ye Olde Electric Utility Fights The Paradigm Shift

Kreis says the state's investor-owned electric utilities are pushing HB 315 in an effort to thwart Community Power Aggregation (CPA).

Merrimack County Savings Bank Donates $10K To CRVNA Fundraiser

The grant monies will offset expenses associated with their merger with Central NH Visiting Nurse Association and Hospice.

New Hampshire Takes Civil Action Against Nursing School

Investigators accuse American School of Nursing and Medical Careers in Manchester and Trigram Education Partners of unfair, deceptive acts.

Power To The People: Why I Still Don’t Want To Talk About Net Metering

D. Maurice Kreis, NH's Consumer Advocate, says the financial realities arguably pit one group of residential customers against each other.

Regulators Postpone Decision On New Energy Efficiency Program

State utility regulators took the unusual step of postponing action on a settlement agreement for a new 3-year energy efficiency program.

Concord's Best Businesses Of 2020: Readers Speak

Here are some of the businesses Patch readers in New Hampshire think are doing a good job during difficult times taking care of customers.

Comcast To Unveil Data Cap Overage Charges, Increases In 2021

New Hampshire customers who use 1.2 terabytes of data or more per month will be charged $10 fees or a monthly $30 unlimited service charge.

Lincoln Financial's Concord Property Put On The Market

The services corporation is looking to get $6 million for the buildings and 182 acres of land which is partially zoned for residential.

Power To The People: This Revolution Will Probably Not Be Televised

D. Maurice Kreis, NH's Consumer Advocate, says a revolution of ratepayers is needed to reign in the secrecy of regional utility orgs.

FSB Spreads Holiday Cheer, Donates $4K To Community Groups

Eight community groups were presented with a $500 donation from Franklin Savings Bank this holiday season.

Amid Partisan Finger Pointing, Still No Nursing Home Vaccinations In NH

The Pfizer vaccine may be here and in the arms of some doctors, nurses, and members of Congress — but not long-term care setting residents.

Out And About: Road Trips In NH To Shop 'Til You Drop

Paula Tracy: This year, it is particularly important to help out Main Streets — even if they are not ours.

A Dozen NH Ski Areas Are Rocking It — Albeit A Bit Differently

With snow in the air and a dozen ski areas in New Hampshire now open, it appears that the 2020-2021 season is actually going to happen.

As Coronavirus Spreads, NH Hospital Capacity Shrinks, Too: Study

Study: While New Hampshire hospitals catch up on procedures postponed during the spring, COVID-19 inpatient hospitalizations are growing.

Lucas: In Favor Of Fairness – A Level Playing Field For Small Business

Entrepreneur says, we all support "fairness." But looking across America during the pandemic, there is a lot of "unfairness."

North Branch Construction Donates Safety Fine Program Proceeds

Funds will benefit the NHSPCA in Stratham and the Twin Pines Housing Trust out of White River Junction, Vermont.

Kreis: NH's Public Utility Commission Gets A Really Bad Letter

Power To The People: Reps, many opponents of ratepayer-funded energy efficiency, are right raise concerns but reach the wrong conclusion.

Holiday Shipping Deadlines Are Approaching In New Hampshire

Here are the deadlines to send holiday packages in time for delivery by Christmas Day, Friday, Dec. 25.

Nominate Your Favorite Business Of The Year In Concord, Penacook

Help us shine a spotlight on your favorite local business. Nominate them as a Concord or Penacook Business of the Year.

Concord's Carmelite Monastery To Close

The monastery, located on Pleasant Street, in the heart of one of New Hampshire's largest medical centers, has been active for 74 years.

NH Liquor Commission Named Best Liquor Control State In Nation

NHLC was recognized in StateWays Magazine’s 2020 Control State Best Practices Awards for the second time in four years.

NewsMatch 2020 Is Underway — And Why It Matters At InDepthNH.org

Double your donation starting now: You know who you are and we are grateful to you for keeping us afloat for going on six years now.

North Branch Construction Receives Excellence Award

The company won their category for the new construction of a private lakeside residence on the shores of Lake Sunapee.