The Senate, by an emphatic 24-0 vote, passed a drug discount and rebate program Thursday for people without health insurance. The “New Hampshire Rx Advantage Program” echoes a similar rebate program offered by Medicaid that allows the state Department of…
Luc Monzies spent much of his childhood at his grandfather’s biodynamic farming school and training center in France. Those visits and subsequent travels through Europe, Mexico and Canada ingrained in him a passion for sustainable communities, where residents support local…
Imagine this: The warm sun blazing down on a sapphire Atlantic Ocean. White-washed cottages and buildings march up rocky cliffs where they meet verdant rolling hills smelling of damp earth. Rows of grape vines trail across the steep slopes, their…
A bill that originally would have allowed Public Service of New Hampshire to build a wood-burning plant in the North Country has morphed into fast-track legislation for all small renewable energy projects. Now a House committee is grappling on how…
A Belmont boat repair company, which developed a fiberglass device to trap debris in stormwater, is being sued by for patent infringement. Best Management Products of Connecticut filed the suit Monday against New England Fiberglass LLC in U.S. District Court…
The number of upcoming New Hampshire contracts for residential and nonresidential construction reported in April is lower than those reported a year earlier, according to data from McGraw Hill Construction of Lexington, Mass. Contracts for future nonbuilding construction, however, are…
While the prosecution claims that the fraud committed by former Enterasys Networks executives cost stockholders $144 million, a defense expert hired has countered with another estimate: zero. Accountant Bala Dharan spent most of a 45-page report - filed Monday at…
Irving Oil Company continues to deliver 10 percent ethanol gasoline to the majority of its bulk customers, according to a company spokesman Irving spokesman Rob Wilson said only a small percentage of the company’s delivery customers in the state’s northern…
Granite Staters who’ve yearned to be on the silver screen may have a chance to fulfill that dream. An independent New Hampshire director will be filming crowd scenes for his upcoming movie, “Losing Jerry,” during a concert at the Hampton…
The Business and Industry Association will begin holding its annual policy development roundtables next month with a series of 14 forums around the state. The roundtables are designed to allow businesspeople and others in different parts of the state list…
