Ed Theobald, the former chairman of the $5 billion New Hampshire Retirement System board, regularly dined and entertained on behalf of his private clients with consultants from Evaluation Associates Inc., according to his sworn testimony included in an extensive independent…
When Sean O’Kane left his job as general manager of The Center of New Hampshire in 2004 to become commissioner of the Department of Resources and Economic Development, he knew the DRED mission would be a challenge. But he had…
Michael Herrmann, owner of Gibson’s Bookstore on Concord’s South Main Street, is one downtown retailer who finds it “pretty exciting” that the long-vacant Sears building next door to his store is being replaced by construction of several floors of office…
One question architects, engineers, contractors and others in the construction trade often ask is how long they are exposed to liability for negligence claims arising out of their work on a construction project. New Hampshire has a three-year statute of…
While some of the employees might be worried about their future under the new Thermo Fisher Scientific, the future of the Fisher board of directors is a little more financially secure. Eight of the nine Fisher Scientific board members awarded…
The writer who helped mobilize a national groundwater protection revolt spent all day at the New Hampshire State House Tuesday urging small groups of lawmakers and environmental activists to fix a price for water that shows its true value. Robert…
Pittsfield Aqueduct Company, a subsidiary of Merrimack-based Pennichuck Corporation, has taken over the ownership, management and operation of the Birch Hill Village Water District in North Conway, Sunrise Estates in Middleton and the Locke Lake Colony Water System in Barnstead.…
Bedford-based Great NH Restaurants has named Favorite Foods Incorporated of Somersworth, a distributor to the food and lodging industry known for its support of independent restaurants, as its primary supplier. More than just looking for competitive group pricing, Tom Boucher,…
Peter Bloomfield was named the recipient of the 2006 Business in the Arts Leadership Award May 9 at the Center of New Hampshire-Radisson Hotel in Manchester. The award was presented by New Hampshire Business Committee for the Arts, which annually…
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court has awarded lawyers and other consultants involved in Foss Manufacturing’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy case interim fees and expenses totaling more than $1 million. In total, the court awarded the lawyers and consultants $1.35 million. The largest…
