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CONCORD — Merrimack officials would get a five-year reprieve from having to take over ownership and upkeep of Continental Boulevard from the state under a compromise 10-year highway plan bill

CONCORD — A former legislator and retired doctor became the first Democrat to announce he’s running for the seat that state Senate President Jeb Bradley, R-Wolfeboro, will retire from at

CONCORD — A nine-term House Republican legislator quickly emerged as a leading contender for the District 3 state Senate seat that Senate President Jeb Bradley, R-Wolfeboro, will retire from at

SENATE ELECTION laws and Municipal Affairs Committee Chairman James Gray, R-Rochester, urged all Senate members from both parties to decide soon where they stand on a House-passed bill to move

Playing April 9 to 13 at Eagle Eye Theatre, set in the early 1960s with the backdrop of the tension of the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Engel & Völkers opens in Portsmouth, new industry hires ... and more

Two parcels of land owned by state has multiple development options

New Hampshire lawmakers are attempting a new way to increase housing in the state: expanding accessory dwelling units.

CONCORD — A bipartisan group of lawmakers embraced the outlines of proposals intended to break down barriers to building more housing in New Hampshire.

CONCORD — A bipartisan group of lawmakers embraced the outlines of proposals intended to break down barriers to building more housing in New Hampshire.