Some seniors weathering 2nd storm
HUDSON - There are few people around town who still remember what it was like to make ends meet during the Great Depression. Most of today's senior citizens were kids, if they were born at all. But the children of…
New Hampshire Business Review - October 10 2008
NHBR: 30 years and counting
NHBR was first published in 1978. This issue, as we celebrate 30 years of reporting on business news and trends, we’re featuring a special section devoted to a review of the 10 biggest business news stories of the last three…
NHBR About Town
Maureen McLean, Orr & Reno, left, Nick Soggu of SilverTech and Bonnie Packard of Orr & Reno, right, at SilverTech’s recent open house at its new offices at the former Ash Street Schoolhouse in Manchester.
Where lawmakers stand on business groups’ agenda
When it comes to regulating business, the role of government is to “get out of the way,” said Rep. John Hunt, R-Rindge, ranking member of the House Commerce Committee. On the other hand, said Hunt, at the national level it’s…
Norton On Real Estate: Economic history is repeating itself
I recently had to participate in a “summit” and speak about what opportunities may be pending for commercial real estate in the next two to five years. At first blush, that should be easy. After all, commercial real estate is…
Habitat chapter ReStores building supplies
When a contractor demolishes a property, usable items often go the landfill. But a New Hampshire chapter of Habitat for Humanity had another idea. Southeast New Hampshire Habitat for Humanity has opened ReStore, a home improvement and building supply store…
