New Hampshire Business Review - July-10 2015

To the editor: One of the most powerful lines in President Obama’s eulogy in Charleston was this: “Maybe we now realize the way a racial bias can infect us even when we don’t realize it so that we’re guarding against…

Ignorance, prejudice and addiction treatment

NH Business Review Staff,

To the editor: When I was a Marine MP walking a post in the ‘90’s, I saw firsthand the impact of substance abuse. Every police officer does – one grim spectacle after another fueled by drugs and alcohol. In my…

Q&A with Building on Hope co-chair Jonathan Halle

Michael McCord,

‘The really cool thing is seeing people come together in a true sense of community,’ says architect Jonathan Halle, co-chair of Building on Hope, which is raising funds for its next ‘extreme makeover’ – the Manchester Police Athletic League facility in Manchester.

Learn to micromanage yourself

Toby Payne,

Start with an attitude/behavior journal

Dress codes and discrimination

Karen Whitley, Attorney Jim Reidy,

Motive the key in Abercrombie Supreme Court case

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