Businesses seeking skilled and qualified employees are being sought to take part in the second annual Concord/Lakes Region Job Fair, scheduled for Sept. 5 at the National Guard State Armory in Concord. The job fair - to be held from…
A Dover sporting goods outlet is suing one of the largest Internet domain companies in federal court for using a similarly named Web site to direct Internet users to competitors as well to as online pornography sites peddling sex toys.…
A 10-year-old interested in politics recently exclaimed to her father, “You mean the election isn’t this November? With all this stuff going on, I figured it was just about to happen.” The 10-year-old had a point. Much of the activity…
Syndicated radio doesn’t reflect New Hampshire To the editor: What do Laura Ingraham, Dennis Miller, Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh, Bill O’Reilly, Dr. Joy Browne, Mike Savage and Howie Carr have in common? None of them lives in New Hampshire, none of…
Summer is the perfect time for enjoying a blockbuster movie, taking a country drive, playing a round of golf or simply sipping a glass of wine. Top Shelf has combined the best activities of the season in taking a closer…
Recent court opinions have created a stir in the collection industry by challenging debt collectors’ procedures for recovering money. While nearly everyone agrees that debt collectors need strict regulation to prevent strong-arm tactics, the courts’ recent rulings have left many…
While this summer their classmates are bagging groceries at a supermarket or flipping greasy burgers at a fast-food chain, Souhegan High School junior Timmy Luter and several other Nashua area high school students will be working full time for BAE…
For the first time in the school’s 40-year history, a culinary arts program will be offered this fall at New Hampshire Community Technical College-Laconia. “Long known as a center for restaurant management and lodging and conference management, NHCTC-Laconia faculty and…
CIBOR, New Hampshire’s statewide Commercial Investment Board of Realtors, recently held its quarterly meeting at SERESC in Bedford. The theme was “Looking Through the Crystal Ball,” and economist Brian Gottlob of PolEcon Research gave a detailed and interesting presentation on…
Although the Legislature was hard at work this past session in considering many new employment-related measures with a potentially significant impact on New Hampshire employers, only two major bills successfully emerged from the lengthy list, along with a few more…
