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Aviation company CEO shares insights on success, growth and doing business in the Granite State
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Citizens Bank New Hampshire and WMUR-TV have named New Hampshire Preservation Alliance as their second 2012 Champion in Action in the category of neighborhood development. The nonprofit — which works with communities and property owners to restore historic landmarks — will receive a $35,000 grant from the Citizens Bank Foundation, media coverage from WMUR-TV, and extensive promotional and volunteer support from Citizens and WMUR-TV over the next six months. From left at the presentation are Joe Carelli, New Hampshire president of the bank; Jennifer Goodman, executive director of the alliance; and Sherry Nannis, WMUR-TV digital sales manager.
Aviation company CEO shares insights on success, growth and doing business in the Granite State
NH Fiscal Policy Institute Research Director Phil Sletten shares insight into New Hampshire's economy with recent data report findings
A report from Gov. Kelly Ayotte's Commission on Government Efficiency suggests an end to the PDA and transitioning its functions to other state agencies
Lebanon. Keene. Nashua. Antrim. Newmarket. Salem. Those are just a handful of New Hampshire communities that are taking innovative approaches to create more housing, as cited during a forum Dec. 12 at Saint Anselm College in Manchester.
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