New Hampshire Business Review - June 8 2007

The man who once allowed the former chairman of the New Hampshire Retirement Board to share his office rent-free, was sentenced last month for bribing Ohio officials while he and the former chairman were officemates. On May 5, Clarke Blizzard…

Cook On Concord: Manchester’s airport — the way to get things done

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New Hampshire Business Review featured an interview last issue with departing Manchester-Boston Regional Airport Director Kevin Dillon, who recently left to become deputy director of the Orlando International Airport. As Dillon leaves, the history of the airport’s development as an…

Lawmakers react to rapidly disappearing surplus

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The good news is the state Department of Transportation has installed new systems to track and forecast its costs and revenue with great precision after a scathing audit report last year led to the resignation of the former transportation commissioner,…

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New Hampshire Business Review - June 8 2007

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