Nashua Zoning Board lists Aug. 11 hearing, with July 28 application deadline
Nashua’s official 2026 Zoning Board of Adjustment schedule lists a hearing for Aug. 11 and a corresponding application deadline of July 28.
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Historic Manchester mill converted into advanced biotechnology engineering facility
A former animal-hide processing mill in Manchester’s Amoskeag Millyard has been converted into a biotechnology engineering facility whose stated purpose includes manufacturing human organs.
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State extends Nashua demolition-program deadline to Aug. 31
The New Hampshire Executive Council approved an amendment giving Nashua until Aug. 31, 2026, to complete an InvestNH Municipal Demolition Program project. The agreement’s $232,610 price limitation remains unchanged.
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New Hampshire governor signs school-tax-cap vote mandate into law
Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed HB 1300 on July 15, 2026, requiring school-tax-cap votes to appear on New Hampshire general-election ballots in 2026 and 2028.
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Nashua medtech manufacturer hosts regional innovation gathering as New Hampshire targets life-sciences growth
Resonetics hosted representatives from nearly two dozen companies at its Nashua operation June 3 for a medtech panel, presentations and discussion of life-sciences growth and research funding.
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Concord schedules citywide water-system leak survey through Aug. 3
Concord has hired American Leak Detection to inspect water infrastructure for hidden leaks from July 27 through Aug. 3, with some work potentially occurring overnight.
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New Hampshire reports 18% increase in LLC formations
New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan announced May 28 that LLC formations in the state increased 18%, though the state’s notice did not provide totals or a comparison period.
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Manchester clerk’s office adds late Tuesday hours before September primary
Manchester’s City Clerk’s Office will remain open until 8 p.m. on five Tuesdays from Aug. 4 through Sept. 1 for voter registration and absentee-ballot services ahead of the Sept. 8 state primary.
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Nashua moves FY2027 budget and related spending measures through city review
Nashua’s FY2027 proposed budget remains the city’s active budget document as municipal records also identify school construction funding, state grant acceptance, labor agreements and a development agreement among related measures.
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Nashua advances Nimco mill-site redevelopment and transit investments
Nashua aldermen advanced a revised redevelopment plan for the city-owned Nimco mill site on July 14 as city records documented transit agreements, state transportation funding and public-service grants.
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New Hampshire nomination-paper deadline arrives Wednesday ahead of September primary
Candidates seeking New Hampshire office face a 5 p.m. Aug. 5 deadline to submit signed nomination papers to local supervisors of the checklist, according to the Secretary of State’s 2026-2027 political calendar.
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Ayotte vetoes nine New Hampshire bills, including school book-removal and out-of-state toll measures
Gov. Kelly Ayotte vetoed nine bills on July 2, including measures on school book removals, fees for out-of-state visitors, abortion-related conscientious-objector protections and tenant security deposits.
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Concord begins two-year automated trash and recycling collection pilot
Concord began trial routes for automated curbside trash and recycling collection during the week of June 29, 2026, starting a two-year municipal pilot before a citywide rollout planned for July 2028.
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Manchester extends City Clerk hours ahead of New Hampshire’s September state primary
Manchester’s City Clerk’s Office will stay open late on Tuesdays ahead of the Sept. 8, 2026, New Hampshire state primary, according to a city announcement published July 17.
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Manchester plans court action over volume of public-records requests
Manchester says its elected representatives approved a plan to seek injunctive relief over public-records requests the city characterizes as a continuing misuse of the state Right-to-Know Law.
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New Hampshire Landfill Law Pauses New Capacity Approvals and Adds Review Panel
HB 707 creates a seven-member committee, broadens landfill-siting criteria and pauses approvals for additional capacity until at least July 1, 2027, with Dalton remaining a key test.
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New Hampshire Medicaid Members Should Prepare for 2027 Work-Requirement Changes
New Hampshire is preparing Granite Advantage members for federal Medicaid changes beginning January 1, 2027, including an 80-hour monthly community-engagement standard for applicable adults.
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New Hampshire Gets $1.8 Million PFAS Settlement for Public Water Systems
New Hampshire will place a $1.815 million BASF PFAS settlement payment into a state water fund for qualifying public systems and future mitigation.