New Hampshire Business Review - December 19 2008

December 19, 2008

NH Business Review Staff

Executives: Globe, Sox not for us

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Maine retail jobs likely to take big hit

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Bill seeks to disinter workers’ comp ruling

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Tougher N.H. shoplifting laws sought

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N.H. firm fined for violating Mass. law

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Teacher back pay dispute gaining

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NASHUA - The state's labor relations board has ordered the arbitration to proceed in a dispute between the teachers union and the school district over back pay for a group of middle school teachers. In September, the district filed an…

Building fire closes Brookline business

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BROOKLINE - A Brookline business featured recently on "This Old House" caught fire the day before Christmas. Firefighters from three towns took an hour to control a blaze within the walls of Bingham Lumber's showroom around 5:30 a.m. Wednesday, according…

NASHUA Walls, duct work in place at center

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The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Nashua is seeing substantial progress in the Teen Center and Clubhouse Improvement Project. As of mid-December, wall structures are in place and HVAC work is well underway. The lower level is the first…

Agencies honor top workers at ceremony

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NASHUA - The Partnership for Successful Living, a newly named collaboration of six local nonprofit agencies, recently held a staff appreciation awards ceremony followed by a Community Appreciation Open House. The event, held at the Harbor Homes facility on High…

Nashua PAL doles out gifts at holiday party

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NASHUA - The Nashua Police Athletic League Center celebrated the holidays on the snowy night of Friday, Dec. 19. More than 100 kids and their families received gifts donated by Marines Toys for Tots of Londonderry. Santa handed out more…

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