Dan McLeod, longtime president of the New Hampshire Automobile Dealers Association, will be retiring at the end of 2007. “It’s been a great ride,” said McLeod, who has been with the organization for 27 years. ”The folks I’ve worked for…
Sentencing of four former Enterasys Networks executives convicted last year of securities fraud is likely to be delayed until late June. On Wednesday, prosecutors and defense attorneys jointly appealed to the court to put off sentencing a couple of months…
Health care was on the agenda in key votes taken in the New Hampshire House and Senate earlier this month. In the House, lawmakers voted overwhelmingly March 6 for a bill that would force pharmacy companies to offer discount drugs…
In many ways, early mornings at Sheila Zakre’s Concord home have always resembled those of any other family — breakfasts made, children dressed and sent off to school, and Zakre and her husband prepared to head out for their own…
During their freshman year at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Jeremy Hitchcock and Tom Daly began volunteering for a local domain name service provider that had been delivering free service to a growing number of users. It wasn’t long before the growing…
The first Excellence in Energy Efficiency Awards were presented Wednesday by Governor Lynch to two state agencies and one state representative. Awards were presented to the Department of Transportation’s Bureau of Turnpikes, the Christa McAuliffe Planetarium and Rep. Suzanne Harvey…
Manchester-based Brady Sullivan Properties has purchased the Mill West Corporate Center on McGregor Street in Manchester for $16 million, the company announced. The property, which is located across from Catholic Medical Center, was purchased from the Cohen family. Brady Sullivan…
Should the state Legislature effectively wipe out the short-term loan industry by reimposing an interest rate cap it lifted eight years ago? That was the question that House Bill 267 sparked Wednesday at a House Commerce Committee hearing that brought…
While delinquency rates on residential mortgages in New Hampshire rose during the fourth quarter of 2006, they remained below the national average and were the third-lowest in New England, according to the most recent National Delinquency Survey of the Mortgage…
A bill that would allow individuals to buy health insurance that won’t necessarily cover what ails them, got an initial nod from a House Commerce subcommittee Tuesday. House Bill 264 would allow insurance companies to attach riders on a policy…
