New Hampshire Business Review - January 30 2009

January 30, 2009

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U.S. plans $500,000 cap on executive pay in bailouts

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N.H. House speeds $16 million in cuts to Senate

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GT Solar 3Q profits shine again

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Necco creates new notes on its Sweethearts

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Dover's 'Mall Cop' movie author mum on similarities to current blockbuster

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Circus ends annual Hanover show

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Schools chief search process not set yet

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NASHUA - As it searches for a new leader for the School District, the Board of Education is finding that coming up with a process to pick a new superintendent can be complicated. At Monday night's school board meeting, members…

Time too short to set up gift of land

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MERRIMACK - Land eyed as a spot for a new south fire station won't change ownership anytime soon. Town officials have been scoping out a parcel of school district-owned acreage on Continental Boulevard, and on Monday, Town Manager Keith Hickey…

Nashua breakfast fails to link up with Phil at big moment

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NASHUA - A live video hookup to Pennsylvania didn't go off as planned. Nobody in the hotel ballroom saw the groundhog known as Punxsutawney Phil see his shadow, but that didn't mean he hadn't. When word finally arrived that Phil…

Proposal is due for H/B schools

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The Hollis/Brookline Cooperative School District will hold a public budget hearing Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Hollis/Brookline Middle School. At the hearing, registered voters will be given a presentation of the proposed operating budget and other warrant articles, and…

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