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For the latter part of summer and into early fall, Jamie Shue lived an easy walk to her job as a hostess at a West Lebanon restaurant.It wasn’t as ideal as it sounds.Shue, who is six months pregnant, and her partner, Damien Harrington, became homeless...

Local welfare offices are bracing for what happens when federal housing assistance funds run out.

Surrounded in love, our mother passed away peacefully on September 12th as a result of injuries sustained in a tragic car accident.

With upcoming home heating costs of concern to many Granite State residents, the Legislature passed additional funding to alleviate costs for middle-class residents.A new group of earners — those who make between 60 and 75% of the state median income...

CONCORD —On August 1, 2022, energy supply rates increased drastically in New Hampshire with costs per kilowatt hour (kWh) doubling from 10.669 c/kWh to 22.566 c/kWh with one of New

It seems the rise in homelessness comes down to basic economics — supply versus demand.

Like it or not, the Payson community has a homeless crisis.

Applications are now open for Bi-County Community Action Programs' next round of energy assistance available to residents of Beltrami and Cass Counties, which begins Saturday, Oct. 1.

When: Elizabethtown Area school board meeting, Aug. 23. Board member Caroline Lalvani was absent.

The Knox County Food Council (KCFC) is hosting a presentation by the Knox County Gleaners at the next KCFC monthly meeting, on Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2022, at 5 p.m. This virtual Zoom event is open to everyone and free of charge. Wikipedia tells us that...