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An employee downloads office files containing names of customers and their Social Security numbers onto his laptop to do some work at home after hours. He stashes the computer in the trunk of his car, but first stops at the…

Lebanon Airport has been through some lean times. It used to offer service from four airlines. Today it has one carrier flying one route. As recently as the early 1990s, the airport served nearly 60,000 passengers a year. By 2004,…

The 25th anniversary of Pappy’s Pizza went by unnoticed at the Manchester restaurant in June, just as owner Ron Pappas has let other milestones in his life and career go by without fanfare. Pappas went into business a quarter of…

Impact fees, intended to help municipalities meet the costs associated with new development, are also having an impact on the cost of housing, says Manchester Mayor Frank Guinta. “Impact fees are expensive to builders,” said Guinta. “They pass it on…

Recently released findings by the U.S. Census Bureau based on its American Community Survey indicate the number of New Hampshire’s foreign-born residents have increased by 18 percent since 2004 and 33 percent since 2000. Statistics from the estimating branch of…

Ahead of upcoming elections and primaries, retail giant Wal-Mart is making efforts to arm its employees with information to combat what it says are “factual errors” made by candidates about Wal-Mart. Wal-Mart’s 8,000 New Hampshire employees as well as 18,000…

August arrived with hot, hazy and humid weather. The blueberries were great, the tomatoes are bulging on the vines. The corn - well, not a great year for corn. While the spring floods are behind us, road repairs are ongoing.…