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…
Concord Hospital has been named one of 100 Top Hospitals by Solucient, an Illinois.-based information products company serving the health-care industry. Concord Hospital was among 99 other hospitals nationwide to be recognized for making the greatest progress in improving hospital-wide…
Public Service of New Hampshire would abort its plans for a 50-megawatt wood-fired power plant in Coos County if a House bill survives its expected committee of conference the way it left the Senate May 4. An amendment by Senate…
BAE Systems will team up with the Israeli-based Rafael Armament Development Authority to develop, produce and deliver 67 25mm stabilized gun systems to be used by Navy cruisers, destroyers and landing ship transport dock ships per request from the U.S.…
State Senator John Gallus, R-Berlin, has learned to expect surprises the last big floor fight of the term. But he still left the 14-hour session May 4 mumbling he might be in the wrong political party. “Put that down,” he…
The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for the 2006 Small Business Person of the Year. The chamber is looking for business owners whose companies have “staying power” as an established business, demonstrated expansion by adding employees, increased…
The House defeated two Senate bills Thursday that would have given businesses $19 million in tax breaks. A bill to offer $1 million in credits against the business profits tax for research and development costs failed in a 192-107 roll…
Landscape architects looks like they will now be a licensed profession, if a bill that passed the Senate Wednesday is signed by Governor John Lynch. The law grew out of some rocky soil. It was germinating for years, and was…
