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The U.S. internet provider promotes sustainable energy initiatives in the Granite State...

CONCORD, N.H., Sept. 14, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Breezeline, the eighth-largest cable provider in the U.S., will sponsor and participate in the annual New Hampshire Energy Summit on Sept. 18 in downtown Concord.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7, 2023 -JLL Capital Markets announced today that it has closed the sale and the financing for Hartford Corners, a 214,896-square-foot, ShopRite-anchored retail...

The very idea of a bear is a heavy thing to think about. Solitary, seldom seen, kept at a distance when spotted, looming large and imposing in both physical and metaphysical terms, intelligent, and dangerous when threatened yet yearning, perhaps, for the love lavished upon the toys sewn in its likeness — a bear is

If successful, it is believed the case could be worth millions for other farmers similarly affected.

Sheridan will soon have more affordable and attainable housing for veterans in need and for those in the workforce. Ground was broken on Thursday, August 31st, on the new 240-plus acre Story House Village, which will be located on 5th Street north of the Industrial Lane intersection, on Sheridan'

EMPAC’s 2023 curatorial program of the research and production center for time-based arts and technology presents new commissions and productions by artists who foreground collaboration and exceed disciplinary frameworks. 

I don’t mean to say that Cameron Smith sounds like Bruce Springsteen, but the Fort Worth singer-songwriter’s new single reminds me of a few of the Boss’ biggest hits from his particularly melancholy trio of albums of the late ’70s/early ’80s. Springsteen’s “Badlands,” “The River,” and “Atlantic City” all feature

New community of 43 single family homes sold out in less than 10 months.

A project labor agreement with a cluster of construction unions was approved unanimously Thursday night to build the planned heavy lift marine terminal in Humboldt Bay. The meeting of the Board of Commissioners of Humboldt Bay Harbor, Recreation and Conservation District was unusually packed and had to be moved into the Wharfinger building.