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When affordable housing developer NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire embarked on its latest project – an affordable housing development in Nashua – it should have been familiar territory.The development is slated to hold 45 one- to two-bedroom...

As New Hampshire officials work to roll out a $100 million program intended to help developers bridge funding gaps, affordable housing organizations are worried the money could come with strings attached.

LIGONIER — Patrick Hess had been away for Noble County for years, running a marketing firm in the entertainment industry.

ALBION — After several months without a tourism director, Noble County now has someone heading up its local bureau as the board has hired Kendallville’s Patrick Hess for the job. Hess, owner of a local marketing agency, has been hired to promote the county’s tourism assets under the CVB’s brand “Visit Noble County” and to support local tourism partners. He’s the third tourism director to take on the job in the last three years after the CVB board parted ways w...

Happy Meal celebrates 30 years of serving up McMemories FARGO -- Its easy to understand why the McDonalds Happy Meal has been such an iconic success. After all, its a brightly colored box filled with yummy, processed food and a toy. Whats not for a 5-year-old to love?... Written By: DL News Staff | 8:54 am, Oct. 6, 2009 × Happy meal FARGO -- Its easy to understand why the McDonalds Happy Meal has been such an iconic success. After all, its a brightly colored box filled w...

CONWAY — A new documentary about New Hampshires demographic challenges featuring Conway was aired recently. Efforts by a group in Conway to change zoning laws related to affordable housing were among the topics covered by the filmmakers. The Cook Memorial Library in Tamworth, along with several other community organizations, partnered with New Hampshire PBS to offer an online screening of Jay B. Childs “Communities & Consequences II” on Jan. 26. About 90-100 people logged in to v...

KENDALLVILLE — The Kendallville Area Chamber of Commerce and homegrown Day 6 Agency will be partnering to offer marketing classes to local businesses and residents interested in improving their promotional efforts. The 90-minute courses will start Feb. 25 and be ongoing through 2021, featuring Patrick Hess, the owner of Day 6 Agency. Hess got into the marketing and promotions industry after his son Spencer Kane launched a music career at Noble County Idol. Hess managed his son’s caree...

on about an hour ago. people here are very happy. meanwhile, tens of thousands. others in the state are still waiting. >> reporter: irene feels more than -- fuels more than wind and waves. its now fueling the tempers of marylanders. >> i think they need to look at the businesses more. >> reporter: patrick hess owns this dennys. he has laid off 60 employees. >> were not able to supply them with a job at this time. and no one seems concerned about that. >> reporter: closed gas stations, ...

exhausted bge crews. wjz is live. adam may has more on the efforts to restore power in maryland. right now, wjz is live in goven. adam has a look at how quickly the repair efforts are going. >> these are not only fraying nerves, they are costing a lot of businesses money and some workers their paychecks. >> reporter: hurricane irene fueled more than wind and waves. its now fueling the tempers of bge customers. more than 100,000 still without electricity after four days. >> i think they...

here, snapping a bunch of them. back over here, to the right, theyre inspecting some of the feeder lines to the home. this is good news to the neighborhood, as tens of thousands of other marylanders are still in the dark tonight. >> reporter: hurricane irene fueled more than wind and waves. its now fueling the tempers of bge customers. more than 100,000 still without electricity, after four days. >> i think they need to look at the businesses more. >> reporter: patrick hess owns this d...