New Hampshire Business Review - January 30 2009

Kindergarten fate goes to polls

HUDSON - The decision on whether Hudson will have public kindergarten this fall is now in the hands of voters. After nearly two hours of discussion by school board members and about 15 of the roughly 80 residents attending Saturday's…

Pupils' actions brought to light

NASHUA - Playing on the stairs, running in the halls and treating school staff disrespectfully. This type of behavior among fifth-grade students was deemed "unacceptable" and "inappropriate" by Mount Pleasant Elementary School officials and led the principal to take disciplinary…

Litchfield voters keep kindergarten funds

LITCHFIELD - Litchfield voters still support kindergarten, although with perhaps less enthusiasm once it comes to paying for it. Voters at the school district's deliberative session Saturday turned down, by 44-26, a proposal to strip $322,000 from the budget that…

Trains could be on track in 2 years

Commuter rail service between Nashua and Boston in a year or two? What once seemed an impossible pipe dream has suddenly become a strong possibility. One thing is clear: The federal economic stimulus package working its way through Congress is…