Amy Sterndale of Durham, a full-time business advisor for the Small Business Development Center in the seacoast, has two children, ages 10 and 13. When summer arrived, she planned on packing towels and bathing suits into backpacks. But restrictive health and social distancing guidelines for camps due to COVID took that option off the table. READ MORE
New Hampshire realtors are seeing more interest from out-of-staters in permanent relocations. READ MORE
Denise Mazzola of Everything Dog in Keene has been training dogs and their owners for more than two decades. When the coronavirus pandemic infiltrated the U.S., she figured her business would be another lockdown casualty. READ MORE
From stocking makeshift food pantries, to opening bolted doors so students can access internet, Community Colleges are trying to help their students through. READ MORE
In addition to managing loneliness, Pham and the more than 4,000 international college students in New Hampshire are facing another sober reality: the risk of going home. Unfavorable Visa restrictions, in place since the Trump administration, along with public health concerns, may prevent them from coming back. READ MORE
PART OF THE SERIES Editor’s note: Second part of an ongoing series of stories over the next several weeks by the Granite News Collaborative reporting on NH’s new Hub and Spoke network of mental health, READ MORE
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