While attracting entrepreneurs to New Hampshire has been a key objective of the state’s government and business leaders for a number of years, local entrepreneurs have often discovered after receiving start-up capital from friends and family that they have inadvertently…
The contribution of exports to New Hampshire’s economic development has become increasingly important this year as we witness a slowdown in economic activity at home. The pickup in the pace of foreign sales allows the state’s businesses to keep growing…
The New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission recently redesigned the electric assistance program, originally introduced in New Hampshire in 2002 to provide financial assistance to low-income electric customers as part of electric restructuring. Paid for through the system benefits charge (SBC)…
A federal study released earlier this month projects that New Hampshire’s largest airport could see passenger traffic increase by 87 percent, and perhaps even 143 percent, in the next decade. The New England Regional Airport System Plan, a mammoth 12-year…
The days are growing shorter, the air is growing crisper and the leaves have been set ablaze with color — autumn is upon us, and it’s the right time to hunker down with a good brew and enjoy the season.…
Plans for a proposed biomass energy plant project in central New Hampshire are moving forward, following a meeting this week between officials from Laidlaw EcoPower LLC, Governor Lynch, members of New Hampshire’s Executive Council and other state environmental and economic…
Pennichuck Corporation hired Charles Hoepper as its acting controller Wednesday. Hoepper will replace Daniel Incropera, who had worked at the firm for three years and resigned effective Tuesday The 57-year-old Hoepper worked at Pennichuck as a contract employee for the…
The Center for College Planning, a member of the New Hampshire Higher Education Assistance Foundation Network Organizations, has launched NHCollegeClub.com, an interactive Web site designed to nurture interest in higher education among middle school students. “With the complexity of the…
It’s Friday afternoon. The work week was long, but the forecast is calling for a sunny autumn weekend — just perfect for a drive along the New England coast. You head home, park your navy blue sedan in the garage,…
The Center for College Planning, a member of the New Hampshire Higher Education Assistance Foundation Network Organizations, has launched an interactive Web site designed to nurture interest in higher education among middle school students. “With the complexity of the college…
