New Hampshire Business Review - January 16 2009

January 16, 2009

Drug dealer accepts deal

NH Business Review Staff,

NASHUA - One of the two men arrested last year in the city's largest heroin bust has pleaded guilty and will serve at least 10 years in prison, court records show. Jury selection for the second man's trial is scheduled…

Wilton board asks, is it time to upgrade fire station?

NH Business Review Staff,

WILTON - Fire Chief Ray Dick is emphatic that this is the year to finally upgrade the fire station on Main Street. "It's no longer on the wish list," he said. "We need it." On the other hand, need is…

Any FairPoint changes must be set by today

NH Business Review Staff,

If you're planning to add or make changes to your FairPoint telephone or Internet service, do it today or you will have to wait until Feb. 9. Starting Friday, FairPoint will place a hold on all service installations while it…

Any FairPoint changes must be set by today

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Workforce housing plan dies in Portsmouth

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Financing arranged for 47-unit Meredith housing project

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Insurance bill to allow more payout

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Hospitals may lose more Medicaid funds to help erase budget deficit

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Retail storefronts stand empty

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Think tank: DOT's 'wish list' differs from plan

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New Hampshire Business Review - January 16 2009

Drug dealer accepts deal

Wilton board asks, is it time to upgrade fire station?

Any FairPoint changes must be set by today

Any FairPoint changes must be set by today

Workforce housing plan dies in Portsmouth

Financing arranged for 47-unit Meredith housing project

Insurance bill to allow more payout

Hospitals may lose more Medicaid funds to help erase budget deficit

Retail storefronts stand empty

Think tank: DOT's 'wish list' differs from plan

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