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Manchester landlords settle lead case

Landlords William and Johanna Morin have agreed to pay a fine and take action to reduce the risk of lead poisoning at apartment buildings they own in Manchester. The settlement, announced yesterday, resolves U.S. Environmental Protection Agency claims that the…

Unitil seeks Mass. natural gas rate hike

Hampton-based Unitil's Massachusetts subsidiary has filed for a natural gas rate decrease for the winter season with the Massachusetts Department of Telecommunications and Energy. Unitil said residents will see an average decrease of 0.2 percent, or 56 cents, per month…

Ariz. stadium chooses N.H. firm’s cell technology

Sports fans attending events at Cardinals Stadium in Arizona can look forward to better cellphone reception thanks to innovative technology designed and installed by Manchester-based Cellular Specialties Inc. Communication among stadium employees also will improve because of the technology. Officials…

Three N.H. firms on ‘Fast 50’

Massachusetts companies may dominate Deloitte & Touche’s list of the 50 fastest-growing technology firms in New England, but three New Hampshire companies are on the list as well. Nashua’s iCAD placed 42nd on the “Fast 50,” growing at 315 percent…

N.H. WIC program wins $340k grant

The Women, Infants and Children Program, or WIC, in New Hampshire has been awarded a $340,000 special projects grant by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The three-year grant will fund a FitWIC Project focusing on reducing obesity and increasing physical…