New Hampshire Business Review - March 13 2009

Store holds Chap. 11 information session

MERRIMACK - It's not often that Robin Boivin, a certified public accountant, finds herself at a hands-free, thermal bed massage parlor for professional development. But Boivin recently attended a free workshop at Katie's Back in Merrimack that explained the different…

Debt relief can be varied

There are many types of bankruptcies, but most people use just two of them. Straight bankruptcy The first, Chapter 7, is often called a straight bankruptcy. This type of bankruptcy discharges most debts. You can apply if you earn less…

Town Hall web pages becoming more common

Officials, prodded by computer-using taxpayers, are making Web design and maintenance part of the job description of various people in town halls and superintendents' offices. Consider Merrimack. The town has long been a regional leader in government information online; it…

School board seeks new member

The Hudson School Board has begun taking applications from town residents interested in serving a one-year term on the board. The seat became vacant upon the resignation of member Brenda Levesque, which became effective March 10. Applicants must live in…

Hudson honors its own in 40th annual event

A local community advocate and newsman, an Alvirne High senior, and representatives from two town business were honored this week at the Greater Hudson Chamber of Commerce's 40th annual "Celebrating Our Community Partners" dinner program. Len Lathrop, co-owner and editor-in-chief…

Parker resigns from school panel

Milford School Board member John Parker has resigned, effective March 23. Parker, who could not be reached for comment, was elected in March 2008. Chairman Peter Bragdon said the board will decide at its next meeting, Monday, April 6, how…