Author: NH Business Review Staff
NOAA’s court ruling claim is a fish story
To the editor: In NH Business Review’s April 1-14 article, “At-sea monitoring fees are the latest threat to NH’s dwindling fishing industry,” NOAA deputy assistant administrator Samuel Rauch claimed that the federal government could not fund the special at-sea monitoring…
Thoughts on exploding volcanoes
To the editor: I read the article about volcanoes in the March 18-31 issue of NH Business Review (“A modest proposal: volcanoes”) and had to read it again, as I thought it was a spoof. The second reading convinced me…
Mega-X convenience store chain owner named NH Small Business Person of the Year
SBA announces winners of annual honors
Plugged in
UNH Interoperability Lab connects students with industry
New Hampshire's Business News for April 14
A look at today's top business headlines including: PFOA testing expands, is a fish farm moving into an old Groveton paper mill, Tuscan Village looks to expand to Rockingham Park, Phillips Exeter fires another teacher and assault charges against Corey Lewandowski dropped
Eversound founders named SBA’s Young Entrepreneurs of the Year for New England
Manchester-based firm explores new markets for wireless headphones
NH Aerospace Defense Conference readied for June 1
Event to explore opportunities in international marketplace
UltraCell Insulation, Near Field Magnetics to Headline Entrepreneur Forum
May 18 event to feature two groundbreaking technologies
Tech Tidbits From Across NH
Robot Loves Kitty gets Canadian backer, Paula Beauregard added to ‘disruptor panel’ … and more
New Hampshire's Business News for April 13
A look at today's top business headlines including: breastfeeding bill put on hold, NH has one of the most expensive childcare in US, will Verizon employees go on strike, new job training grants and the Page Restaurant and Bar's wrongful death suit
Mass. firm to relocate to Hudson facility
Innovation Associates buys 75k-square-foot Sagamore Industrial Park building
Milestone Engineering and Construction founder wins ethics award
Frank Lemay honored for ‘upholding the highest ethical standards in construction’
Residential sales still strong on Seacoast
Realtors report 5% volume increase in March, higher median sale price
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Rundown
Red Oak buys Derry apartment building, Raimer named Cityside president … and more
New Hampshire's Business News for April 12
A look at today's top business headlines including: gender pay inequality in NH, new support for the Northern Pass, Merrimack River on list of threatened rivers in US, Stonewall Kitchen moving to Dover location and Binnie Media aquires two new radio stations
New Hampshire's Business News for April 11
A look at today's top business headlines including: electricity rates remain low for summer months, Governor Hassan proposes minimum wage increase, Works Bakery Cafe participates in Equal Pay Day event, Market Basket movie coming soon to a screen near you, and is Dairy Queen take over a vacant space in Concord
New Hampshire's Business News for April 8
A look at today's top business headlines including: updating NH's business tax laws, Manchester VA Medical Center apologizes to veterans, the impact of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Whole Foods Market now open in Bedford, NH and Keene State College starts a union
Tech Tidbits From Across NH
St. Jean named new CTO at miEdge, Cirtronics at BIOMEDevice 2016 … and more
NH High Tech Council disrupts Entrepreneur of the Year event
Awards program to feature talks by leading innovators
New Hampshire's Business News for April 7
A look at today's top business headlines including: Cannon stops free skiing for residents over 65, Plymouth State selects Engelberth Construction to build new residence hall, Atlas fireworks faces criminal charges, Maine company to lay off 900 and Patriots fans sue NFL for first-round draft picks
New Hampshire's Business News for April 6
A look at today's top business headlines including: breastfeeding bill still a hot topic in NH, HomeAway helps kill short-term rental bill, Saint-Gobain to buy water for contaminated homes, Friendly's in Nashua wants to offer a drive-through option, Whole Foods offers sneak peek to locals and answers to the L.A. Burdick sale
Financing in place for downtown Concord renovation
Sugar River Bank leads Vegas Block restoration funding effort
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Roundup
Tighe & Bond, Concord win ACEC-NH award, Hampton Inn sold in Portsmouth … and more
New Hampshire's Business News for April 5
A look at today's top business headlines including: is Saint-Gobain the source for water contamination in NH, cost of recycled material is dropping, March bankruptcy filings in NH, look at the Manchester VA hospital and an update on Exeter Hospital and hepatitis C
New Hampshire's Business News for April 4
A look at today's top business headlines including: limited access to broadband in NH's north country, changes to NH fishing industry, Robert Evans named interim CEO at LRGHealthcare, NH has shortage of in-home nurses, and Mr. Macs looking to go national and franchise
New Hampshire's Business News for April 1
A look at today's top business headlines including: NH Senate passes expanded Medicaid program, meet the new NH Drug Czar, Globe Manufacturing presents wearable technology, Dartmouth professor J. Martin Favor faces prison time for child porn and Aldi grocery is now open in Nashua
Mt. Sunapee and the future of NH’s state parks
To the editor: The Executive Council’s upcoming decision on Sunapee’s proposed modest expansion will impact the future of all New Hampshire state parks. The state park system, managed by the Department of Resources and Economic Development, is “self-funded” and must…
Thanks to Colon Cancer Month supporters
To the editor: As a primary-care provider with many uninsured and underinsured patients, Families First Health Center is challenged to help our patients obtain preventive services, such as colonoscopies, that must be provided by specialists. Access to screenings that can…
Internet is infrastructure
To the editor: In his March 18-31 NH Business Review column (“How many laws can we afford?”) Brad Cook makes some good points about laws that get passed in the NH Legislature, but are underfunded and, hence, not enforceable. He…
The Provident Bank
Sullivan Construction showcases new personal banking model
Medstreaming buys West Lebanon software developer
NH’s M2S provides healthcare quality software
DSCI to be acquired by California telecom
Deal gives TelePacific footprint on East Coast
Tech Tidbits From Around NH
Six semi-finalists set to pitch at NH Startup Challenge … and more
New Hampshire's Business News for March 31
A look at today's top business headlines including: why you need to sell your home if you live on NH's seacoast, more contaminated wells found in NH from Saint-Gobain, Aetna and Humana merger approved, and Mr. Macs looking to franchise
New Hampshire's Business News for March 30
A look at today's top business headlines including: the proposed Mount Sunapee ski resort expansion, NH GOP reacts to Corey Lewandowski's assault charge, backyard maple syrup on the rise and LRG Healthcare announces layoffs
UNH climatologist urges ‘serious discussion’ on effects of climate change
Property owners in low-lying areas should ‘sell now,’ he says
Law Warehouse signs long-term lease for Merrimack space
132,000 square feet taken at former Nashua Corp. HQ
Foreclosure rate falls in Manchester-Nashua
More than half-point lower than national rate
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Rundown
Promotions at Stantec, Seacoast Home and Garden Show … and more
New Hampshire's Business News for March 29
A look at today's top business headlines including: Medicaid expansion passes and heads to NH Senate, Colebrook road fix gets mixed reactions, TransCanada looking to sell dams, C&S Wholesale Grocers acquired by Hawaii company, Narcan okayed for Manchester, NH schools
New Hampshire's Business News for March 28
A look at today's top business headlines including: new bill for heroin needle exchange, mild winter means loss for ski resorts, a look at Merrimack's new drone company, live theater coming to Steeplegate Mall and Toadstool Bookstore looking to move location
New Hampshire's Business News for March 25
A look at today's top business headlines including: senate approved breastfeeding bill; Rockingham Park in Salem is for sale; NH's last weekend for spring skiing is here; NH passes bill to help drug and heroin crisis; Paula Long, Tracy Untiet and Deepika Kurup to be recognized at TechWomen event; and Keene State is changing its nursing program
Inaugural TechWomen|TechGirls awards luncheon to honor trio
Entrepreneur, teacher and student to be recognized at April 6 event
Tech Tidbits From Across NH
Private equity firm buys FirstLight Fiber, another acquisition for Single Digits … and more
New Hampshire's Business News for March 24
A look at today's top business headlines including: Northern Pass intervenors settle in, will there be a casino at Rockingham Park in Salem, GT Advanced Technology beings new chapter after bankruptcy, South End residents in Portsmouth told to sell their homes because of flood risks, a look at new radon guidelines and no extension of last call for alcohol in Nashua
New Hampshire's Business News for March 23
A look at today's top business headlines including: why Medicaid expansion is important for NH, NH's tie to the terror attacks in Brussels, one of the lowest snow seasons on record, Q Burke lays off 180 workers, and what a rising sea level means for Brown's Lobster Pound and other seacoast businesses
Governor signs accessory dwelling units law
Bill eases creation of attached residential units
Birch Hill Terrace to affiliate with RiverWoods
$6 million upgrade of Manchester retirement community to follow
More news from NHBR:
Promoting NH’s outdoor economy will take better coordination, report says
New Hampshire’s outdoor economy is active and evolving, but the systems that support it have not kept pace, according to a new report by the Granite Outdoor Alliance. “Grounded Growth” was culled from three roundtables hosted by industry businesses around the state where 62 stakeholders from business, manufacturing, conservation, workforce and the public sector discussed challenges and opportunities shaping New Hampshire’s outdoor economy.
‘Been there, done that’
With his America Skiing Company — which operated from 1994 to 2007 and ran nine resorts in New Hampshire, Maine, Utah, Colorado and…
The yin and yang of Friendly Toast ownership
Eric and Tyler Goodwin share their business acumen
Small steps can lead to large dividends in downtown vibrancy
Vibrant downtowns are vital to New Hampshire’s economy, helping to attract and retain workers and fuel the cultural experiences that drive tourism. It is typified by a mix…
Commission sets sights on UNESCO recognition for Mount Washington
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, Egypt’s Great Pyramids, Arizona’s Grand Canyon … and New Hampshire’s own Mount Washington?
Vail says it will provide tax-free options for ski pass holders who only plan to ski in NH
Vail Resorts says it will provide tax-free options for Epic Pass holders who only plan to ski at its New Hampshire ski areas next winter.
Common Man Roadside expands with new Concord location
The Common Man Roadside franchise is expanding again, this time on Manchester Street, less than a mile away from their sit-down restaurant in Concord.
On course for growth
Fueled by a spike during the pandemic, golf continues to gain traction in NH
New initiative seeks workers and tourists to Monadnock region
The collaborative has some 475 members spread across communities in the region and representing a broad range of business, health care and education interests.
