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Ology Brewing's Inaugural "Smoke Fest" takes place next Saturday, April 29, at their Poe Mill location off Northeast Capital Circle.

NH Business Review Organization’s executive vice president succeeds the late Rosemary Heard March 9, 2021 Tom Fortado, president and CEO of CATCH Neighborhood Housing Tom Furtado has been named the new president and CEO of CATCH Neighborhood Housing, the Concord-based nonprofit developer of affordable housing, and its property management company, Alliance Asset Management. Furtado, who had been the organization’s executive vice president and director of real estate before being elected by the board of directors, success the late Rosemary Heard, longtime top executive of the organization, ...

Rosemary Heard: A ‘fearless leader’ for affordable housing  Rosemary Heard of CATCH Neighborhood Housing died from a sudden illness at the age of 60. Courtesy CATCH Neighborhood Housing celebrated its 25th anniversary June 17 at Bektash Shriner’s Hall in Concord. Over 200 people attended, including founding and current board members, current residents of CATCH properties, donors, volunteers, community members and friends. CATCH is a non-profit organization that provides affordable homes in Merrimack County. Supporters of CATCH who attended the gala include (from left) Susan Jouard, Sen...

NH Business Review ‘Housing traiblazer’ remembered for creating ‘dynamic community organization’ January 6, 2021 Rosemary Heard led CATCH Neighborhood Housing for nearly 15 years. (Photo by Jodie Andruskevich) Rosemary Heard of Sandwich, who as the longtime president of Concord-based CATCH Neighborhood Housing was one of the state’s leading advocates for and implementers of projects to aid Granite Staters facing housing insecurity, died Dec. 28 at age 60. Born in Killarney, Ireland, in 1960, she moved to the United States in the 1980s, settling in Boston and eventually working as an...

Throwback Thursday: dog racing in 1900s Hutchinson Steve Harmon Today's installment of Throwback Thursday takes us to the northeast corner of East Fourth Avenue and North Halstead Streets.  M.E. Allison was one of the earliest settlers of Hutchinson. He moved here about 1877 and became a real entrepreneur.  He was a real estate agent, a druggist, a grocer, a miller and was part owner of the Water & Power Mill, now known as the Stevens building. In 1883, Allison started some kennels with two purebred English Greyhounds named Sandy Jim and Reno Bell.  In 1886, a group from Cheyenne Bottoms...