For first half of year, N.H. foreclosures hit six-year low
At the current pace, the state is likely to end the year with fewer foreclosures than have been seen in the past five years
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Four N.H. companies awarded job training grants in July
The grants will help train 47 workers in new skills
N.H. Humanities Council fears proposed deep federal cuts
Just under 50 percent of the New Hampshire Humanities Council’s roughly $1 million budget comes from the National Endowment for the Humanities
For first half of 2013, future construction down 30 percent from last year
But June totals outpaced the same month last year by nearly 40 percent
Centrix earnings fall, but other numbers climb
Assets climbed to $895 million, up 12 percent
Micro-distilling trend makes its way to New Hampshire
Nationally, micro-distilleries are taking the craft liquor world by storm, something like the microbrewing craze that began in the late 1990s and continues to this day
N.H. exports on the slight upswing
Exports edged up by 0.5% in May amid continued signs of some progress
Natural gas again pumps up Unitil earnings
Thanks to the cold winter, the company is more profitable so far this year, with earnings up 24%
St. Mary's Bank customers warned of security breach
The credit union began mailing letters on July 12 to warn of the problem
$55m sought from angel investors to revive USA Springs water plant
Firm submits request to state to renew water withdrawal permit
