Arnold Mikolo, an environmental justice advocate with the Conservation Law Foundation, said people in Manchester have been raising alarms about lead for a long time. The problem has been especially hard on immigrant and refugee communities, he said, who are often living in substandard housing. READ MORE
The cost of heating a home and keeping the lights on is extremely high this winter. But there’s still time to apply for assistance with energy bills, and expanded assistance options are available for Granite Staters this year. READ MORE
The new rate for small customers – about 20 cents per kilowatt hour – is slightly less than the 22.5 cents Granite Staters are currently paying, but still double what customers paid in February of this year. Eversource says the average customer can expect their bill to go down about 7 percent.
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Granite Staters can apply for assistance with heating and electric bills through their local community action agency. READ MORE
Story by New Hampshire Public Radio a member of At the New Hampshire Port Authority in Portsmouth Tuesday, President Joe Biden said federal spending on infrastructure projects, like repairing roads and improving port infrastructure, could READ MORE
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