New Hampshire Business Review - January 16 2009
School board ponders going it alone
NASHUA - Recruiting candidates. Forming a search committee. Coming up with a competitive salary range. Negotiating a contract. All of these things are part of the process when a school board is looking for a new superintendent. The question that…
NH's new senator stops by biodiesel refinery on Nashua visit
NASHUA - Three weeks on the job now, U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen said she recognizes both the excitement of a new presidential administration and the apprehension of an economic crisis. The freshman Democrat on Monday stressed the importance of passing…
Merrimack officials dump trash proposal
MERRIMACK - Following a packed hearing Monday, town councilors canned a proposed trash and recycling program, leaving themselves with difficult decisions in order to keep next year’s spending on track. By abandoning a proposed “pay-as-you-throw” program, which would have saved…
Falling tree kills country club worker
NASHUA - A “freak accident” Monday morning caused the death of a man cutting trees at a private country club. An employee of Sky Meadow Country Club was killed after a tree he was cutting fell on him and crushed…
Selectmen united against land buy
AMHERST - Selectmen voted unanimously not to support the purchase of about 104 acres of property straddling the town line with Bedford. Whether the town purchases the property will be decided by voters in March. The property consists of 104…
