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NH bill would push back last call for bars to 2 a m

A State House bill that would let New Hampshire bars and restaurants extend last call to 2 a.m. has plenty of supporters, as well as many detractors, especially among law

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Hearing on Manchester rules for multi-family housing and ADUs draws crowd

A public hearing on proposed ordinance changes city officials say will make construction of townhouse and multifamily housing and accessory dwelling units (ADUs) easier drew a smaller than expected crowd,

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Concord Monitor - Testimony says bill could increase homelessness

Concord Monitor - Testimony says bill could increase homelessness
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Testimony says bill could increase homelessness - NH Business Review

If passed, landlords would need no reason to terminate a lease at the end of the contract with a tenant

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Postal workers bemoan layoffs and delays when regional mail distribution moves to Boston from Manchester

MANCHESTER — A public hearing on moving regional letter and package distribution to Boston from Manchester attracted about 250 angry postal workers and customers concerned about delivery delays and the

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