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Business notes for April 18, 2021

4/17/21

Bangor Savings Bank focused its nearly $1.2 million in charitable giving with gifts and grants to Maine and New Hampshire organizations that are...

Measure would change the way NH unemployment taxes are imposed

By BOB SANDERS - 4/16/21

New Hampshire unemployment taxes could no longer be raised at the discretion of the Employment Security commissioner under some changes tucked away...

BIA announces opposition to ‘divisive concepts’ bill

By JEFF FEINGOLD - 4/16/21

The Business and Industry Association of New Hampshire has joined the growing list of businesses and organizations opposing a House-passed measure...

Popular Concord eatery facing closure after building bought by bank

By JULIA STINNEFORD - 4/15/21

Soula Maloutas has run the Gas Lighter restaurant in downtown Concord for almost 45 years, with the same original menu and beloved recipes.Located...

LensCrafters moves out of Steeplegate Mall

By DAVID BROOKS - 4/15/21

The LensCrafters store has moved out of the Steeplegate Mall, another blow to the Concord area’s biggest indoor retail site. The eyeglasses store...

After a decade, popular Schoolhouse Cafe in Warner shuts down

By JULIA STINNEFORD - 4/13/21

The Schoolhouse Cafe, a popular eatery in Warner, has closed its doors after a decade in business and co-owner Kathy Shifrin said it was sadder...

Spike in lumber prices hasn’t translated much into higher timber value, at least not yet

By DAVID BROOKS - 4/12/21

With lumber prices going through the roof from demand driven by pandemic changes, it seems like forest-filled New Hampshire should be reaping a...

Maine firm buys up NH biomass plants, including Springfield’s

By JOHN LIPPMAN - 4/12/21

A Maine-based company has quietly acquired four mothballed wood chip power plants in New Hampshire, including one in Springfield, and is attempting...

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NH’s PPP taxation predicament
By BOB SANDERS
New Hampshire businesses could save a total of over $90 million in business profits tax payments — more than twice the amount that would be saved under a proposed BPT rate cut — if the state foregoes taxing forgiven Paycheck Protection Program loans,...
Anxiety, depression peak as drinking spikes in NH
By ROBERTA BAKER
“They asked me to drink, and I didn’t think much of it. But it triggered a demon inside me. It was a whirlwind from there,” said Harriman, now 34 and a recovery support coach at the Lakes Region Mental Health Center.
Manchester is first, Concord is second on list of nation’s hottest housing markets
Each month the website compiles its list, and New Hampshire has found its way onto it, but with the two cities occupying the two top spots on a list of 20,...
The initial stay-at-home order issued by Gov. Chris Sununu in March 2020 required The Music Hall in Portsmouth to shutter completely. The 142-year-old theatre in downtown Portsmouth hosts concerts and performances, literary events and other entertainment.

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Concord City Council endorses plan to sell former DES building for $350,000 and pay for asbestos clean up

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Patents assigned in New Hampshire from March 3 to March 10

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Federal contracts awarded in New Hampshire, March 8 to March 14

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Business notes: Northway Bank, NeighborWorks and Concord Community Music School

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Business notes: N.H. Federal Credit Union, Franklin Savings Bank and Catholic Charities

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