First it was “60 Minutes.” Now it’s the front page, top of the fold, of The New York Times (June 8, 2007: “Home Sellers Do Better on Their Own in One City”). How many articles and TV shows is it…
Should strawberries really be able to sit at the bottom of a refrigerated produce drawer for two weeks without growing blue hair? And why do store-bought tomatoes never taste “tomatoey?” Sure, today’s supermarkets provide us with an ever-growing list of…
After weathering a 94-degree day at the State House, the New Hampshire Legislature went home June 27. The House and Senate both adopted House Bills 1 and 2, the state budget and the budget trailer bill, as well as the…
Exports of goods made in the Granite State fell to $232.6 million in April, a 5 percent drop from March. But were exporting companies better off in April of this year than a year ago? The latest numbers for sales…
Granite Staters eligible for Medicaid are one step closer to being part of a program that proponents say will offer lower prices on their outpatient procedures — and may also mean less money out of taxpayers’ pockets. The state Department…
Budgets, nursing homes and cigarette taxes may grab the headlines, but here are some of the other measures that lawmakers voted on in the last-minute flurry of legislative action on June 27. The following doesn’t include all of the fee…
The stiff sentences handed down to four former Enterasys Networks executives over the past week in US District Court in Concord will probably not be the last word on the securities fraud involving the 2001 break-up of Rochester-based Cabletron Systems.…
An ad touting the work of a Concord-based marketing firm will appear on the electronic billboard at Times Square in New York City next week after its entry was selected by Dell Inc. as a winner in the computer maker’s…
As milk prices continue to rise, consumers are feeling the pinch, whether it’s buying milk at upwards of $3 a gallon or paying a dollar more for a cheese pizza. And the outlook isn’t good. According to state Agriculture Commissioner…
Paul Boynton, president and chief executive officer of Moore Center Services in Manchester, began his career in human services in 1971, two years before receiving his undergraduate degree in social work from the University of New Hampshire. Since then, his…
