Maureen Milliken

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ReGen Valley about more than an industry, southern New Hampshire community told

1 week ago | keenesentinel.com | Maureen Milliken

MANCHESTER — The message at last week’s community update event made it clear: ReGen Valley Tech Hub’s evolution is about more than the biofabrication industry, but about the community pulling together on many levels. Housing, workforce development, education and child care were all topics during the ReGen Valley Tech Hub Community Update, held at 150 Dow St., home of Advanced Regenerative Technology Institute.
ReGen Valley about more than an industry, southern New Hampshire community told

1 week ago | nhbr.com | Maureen Milliken

Millyard biofabrication effort led by Dean Kamen attracting national players, nurturing local startups The message at the May 23 community update event made it clear: ReGen Valley Tech Hub’s evolution is about more than the biofabrication industry, but about the community pulling together on many levels.
ReGen Valley about More Than an Industry, Southern NH Community Told: Business NH Magazine

1 week ago | businessnhmagazine.com | Maureen Milliken |Manchester InkLink

Christy Johnson, blue shirt, ARMI director of education and workforce, leads a tour at 150 Dow St., in the Millyard as part of the ReGen Valley Tech Hub Community Update Friday. The Millyard building is home to ARMI as well as other biofab industry functions. (Photo/Maureen Milliken)MANCHESTER, NH – The message at Friday’s community update event made it clear: ReGen Valley Tech Hub’s evolution is about more than the biofabrication industry, but about the community pulling together on many levels.
Low-income health care takes biggest hit with New Hampshire House budget

1 month ago | nhbr.com | Maureen Milliken

No one will feel the effects of the two-year budget passed by the New Hampshire House more, if it is enacted, than New Hampshire low-income residents who need help paying for, and accessing, health care. The $15.36 billion FY 2026-27 budget passed by the House Thursday, April 10, cuts Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s $16 billion proposal by $643 million. It takes its deepest cut from the state Department of Health and Human Services — $269 million less than what was proposed by Ayotte in February.
Federal union contract termination could affect thousands in New Hampshire

2 months ago | keenesentinel.com | Maureen Milliken

Thousands of New Hampshire workers are affected by an executive order that ends collective bargaining rights — and possibly contracts already signed — between civilian employees of at least eight federal agencies.
New Hampshire projects to share $10.5 million in rural economic development grants | U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire

2 months ago | shaheen.senate.gov | Maureen Milliken

CONCORD, NH – Rural communities across the state will get an economic development boost after 14 projects were awarded nearly $10.5 million in Northern Border Regional Commission grants announced Thursday for New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont and New York. New Hampshire was awarded grants through two programs, with $8.7 million in Catalyst grants going to projects in 13 communities, and $1.756 million from the Timber for Transit Program awarded to Keene.
New Hampshire small-business clients of SBDC had $254.6 million impact in 2024

2 months ago | keenesentinel.com | Maureen Milliken

MANCHESTER – Nancy and Ryan Dubois faced a lot of business challenges when they opened Munchie Mart, in the former Page Street Market space in 2022. They turned to the N.H. Small Business Development Centers for help both before, and after, they opened their business at 1038 Hanover St. in 2022.
Listings Continue to Trend Downward in NH Housing Market: Business NH Magazine

2 months ago | businessnhmagazine.com | Maureen Milliken

Published Thursday Mar 13, 2025Author Maureen Milliken, Nashua Ink LinkCONCORD, NH – New listings of single-family residential property were down significantly in February compared to a year ago, and have been trending steadily downward overall since 2019, a key indicator that the state’s housing market will continue to remain sluggish.
NH Life Sciences partnership initiative will address workforce, career pathways

Mar 7, 2025 | keenesentinel.com | Maureen Milliken

BEDFORD — N.H. Life Sciences has announced a new initiative that brings industry and academic leaders across the state together to address workforce challenges and develop career pathways aimed at attracting and retaining talent in the state’s growing life sciences industry. NHLS announced the Industry and Education Partnership initiative Wednesday.
Dismas Home plans to open congregant care center in Rochester

Feb 19, 2025 | nhbr.com | Maureen Milliken

The 13-bed center transitional home for women who have completed Dismas Home’s 90-day program at its West Side center is planned for 245 Rochester Hill Road in Rochester Dismas Home of New Hampshire plans to open a congregant care center for women in Rochester after a similar plan in Manchester was met with ferocious opposition from abutters last year.