NHBR About Town: PSNH

July 29, 2011

NH Business Review Staff,

Through its nhsaves@work program, Public Service of New Hampshire has donated $21,545.35 for energy-efficiency improvements to the White Mountains Regional School District, which will help the schools save on energy costs and make them Energy Star Certified. Pictured with the check are, from left, Jim Grady, president of LighTec Inc.; Harry Senson, superintendent of schools; Randy Perkins, PSNH account executive; and Rick Vashaw, director of building and grounds.

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