New Hampshire Business Review - February 27 2009

February 27, 2009

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Economy forcing owners to give up their horses

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Area job hunters taking their skills to the airwaves

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Airport traffic off 20 percent

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U.S. unemployment rate jumps to 8.1 percent

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Undisclosed losses at Merrill Lynch lead to a trading inquiry

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Bay State's jobless rate jumps to 7.4%

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House spikes gaming bills

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CONCORD - Supporters and opponents of slot machine parlors and casinos agreed Wednesday to kill two House bills for expanded gambling and let the fight shift to the state Senate. Former state Sen. Robert Clegg, now a lobbyist for a…

150 foreclosed NH homes to be auctioned

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More than 150 foreclosed New Hampshire homes will be up for sale at a public auction in Bedford on Saturday. Banks looking to unload their growing inventories have hired national auctioneer REDC Group to sell as many of these properties…

$930k grant sent to agency

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CONCORD - Harbor Homes in Nashua received a $930,000 discretionary grant under the federal stimulus law, U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen announced Wednesday. The money is in addition to stimulus grant money New Hampshire is expected to receive to serve the…

Teen in serious condition after 2-car crash in city

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NASHUA - A city teenager is in serious condition following a crash that closed a portion of Canal and Bridge streets Tuesday night. Police were called shortly before 9:30 p.m., when Jose Baez, 18, apparently lost control of his 1995…

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Economy forcing owners to give up their horses

Area job hunters taking their skills to the airwaves

Airport traffic off 20 percent

U.S. unemployment rate jumps to 8.1 percent

Undisclosed losses at Merrill Lynch lead to a trading inquiry

Bay State's jobless rate jumps to 7.4%

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