Much has changed since the Littleton Bike Shop opened its doors in 1981, including its location, name and owner. The innovation and commitment to customer service critical to its North Country success remains, however, under the ownership of Dave and…
As co-pastors of the Salvation Army in Manchester, Major Gregory Hartshorn and his wife, Major Barbara Hartshorn, are leaders of a small church community with a large mission. Major Hartshorn is a Manchester native who returned to the city in…
“Did I just see the future?” This is the question I asked myself as I exited the office building at 1000 Elm St. in Manchester on Dec. 10 after attending a reception in the Sheehan Phinney Bass + Green office…
November may have seemed warmer than usual in New Hampshire, but there’s a deep chill in real estate. Three of my neighbors perfectly illustrate how the sales statistics, unpleasant as they are, do not completely reflect just how hard this…
To many, winter in New Hampshire means curling up next to the fire with a good book or the television remote. For others, the frosty weather and snow-covered landscape are an invitation to get outside and take advantage of every…
New Hampshire is one of the three healthiest states in the country, according to a recent health research study has found. The United Health Foundation, in partnership with the American Public Health Association and Partnership for Prevention, ranked the states…
There is no such thing as absolute value of an investment property — value varies depending on the perspective of the party determining value. Think of the varying perspectives of the following parties, all of whom can assign value to…
New Hampshire businesses may be eligible for damages as the result of a $2 million, 34-state settlement involving an Arizona-based online yellow pages directory company. Under the settlement, negotiated by New Hampshire Attorney General Kelly Ayotte and the attorneys general…
A little more than a year ago in October, we celebrated the rescue of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard from the threatened Base Review and Closure Commission chopping block. That same month hurricanes struck the U.S. Gulf Coast, sending economic jitters…
Economists at the New England Economic Project are anticipating continued, albeit slower, economic growth for New Hampshire in 2007. According to the NEEP forecast, Granite State manufacturing jobs declined at a 5 percent annual rate between 2000 and 2005 —…
