HeyJaredJackie Harris
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Federal housing aid stalls for low-income, HIV-positive Granite Staters (opens the original)
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Housing for low-income Granite Staters with HIV and AIDS is at risk after funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development expired Wednesday with no explanation from the government. The department’s Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS grant program pays for housing services for people with HIV and AIDS across the country. Harbor Care in Nashua is the only organization in the state that is affected by the immediate delay in funding, although other states are impacted. Har
Author R.F. Kuang navigates grief, family and identity with latest novel 'Taipei Story' (opens the original)
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NHPR’s Cost of Living reporter Jackie Harris recently sat down with New York Times bestselling author R.F. Kuang to discuss her latest novel, "Taipei Story." The book follows Lily Chen, an undergraduate student searching for answers about her identity, heritage and family history following the death of her grandfather. Steeped in grief, listlessness and quiet hope, Kuang weaves a poignant portrait of self-discovery amidst the complex ties of language and family. This live conversation was record
Credit card delinquency in NH reaching levels not seen since Great Recession (opens the original)
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Debt delinquency is on the rise in New Hampshire and across the country, and in some cases it’s nearing levels not seen since the Great Recession. The state’s Department of Employment Security recently analyzed consumer debt data for the first quarter of 2025, the most recent state-level information available. Their analysis shows nearly 12% of New Hampshire borrowers have severely delinquent debt, and they’re particularly behind on paying off credit card and auto loan debt. A borrower is consid
Permits for new housing are up in southern NH (opens the original)
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The number of approved housing permits in New Hampshire continues to increase – a positive sign as the state struggles with limited inventory. According to New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority’s newest report, permitting for new homes have more than doubled since 2009, after they just about dried up during the Great Recession. That echoes the state Department of Business and Economic Affairs report from earlier this year that housing production in the state has reached its highest annual leve
Permits for new housing are up in southern New Hampshire (opens the original)
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The number of approved housing permits in New Hampshire continues to increase, a positive sign as the state struggles with limited inventory. According to the New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority’s newest report, permitting for new homes have more than doubled since 2009, after new construction just about dried up during the Great Recession. That echoes a state Department of Business and Economic Affairs report from earlier this year that noted that housing production in the state has reached
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