Katie Merrow, 2012 Outstanding Woman in Business
Vice President of Program, New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
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Susan Strickler, 2012 Outstanding Woman in Business
Director and CEO, Currier Museum of Art
Betsy Gardella, 2012 C-Beyond Award Winner
President and CEO, New Hampshire Public Radio
Cathy Conway, 2012 Outstanding Woman in Business
Vice President, Northern Community Investment Corp.
Q&A with Red Sox radio announcer Dave O'Brien
As the lead radio voice of the Boston Red Sox, Dave O’Brien knows a thing or two about the passion of Red Sox Nation --and not just as announcer. The Rye resident is a native of Quincy, Mass., grew up…
Susan Duprey, 2012 Outstanding Woman in Business
Attorney at Devine Millimet & Branch
NHBR About Town: American Institute of Architects' 28th annual awards banquet
Celebrants gather at the New Hampshire chapter of the American Institute of Architects' 28th annual awards banquet, which was held Jan. 20 at the New Hampshire Institute of Art in Manchester. (Photo by John Hession)
NHBR About Town: RiverMead and JSA Architects
Representatives from RiverMead and JSA Architects break ground on the construction of the Village at RiverMead. Designed by JSA, the $30 million expansion of RiverMead -- a continuing care retirement community in Peterborough -- will include independent living housing and…
NHBR About Town: TD Charitable Foundation
Steve Webb, market president for TD Bank, stands with Maureen Beauregard, president of Families in Transition, after presenting a $20,000 check to the nonprofit on behalf of the TD Charitable Foundation. The grant will provide services to those living in…
NHBR About Town: New Hampshire Food Bank and the Friendly Kitchen
Ken Robinson, left, general counsel of Northeast Delta Dental, presents a $33,000 check to fellow Concord Rotarians Don Bennert, center, president of the Concord Rotary Club of Concord, and Randy Guay. The funds represent the net proceeds of the 2011…
NHBR About Town: Frisbie Memorial Hospital
Al Felgar, right, president of Frisbie Memorial Hospital, stands with Dr. Matthew Kamil, left, endocrinologist at the hospital's Joslin Diabetes Center Affiliate, and his wife, Robin, who donated to the hospital's legacy society to commemorate a birthing room in honor…
NHBR About Town: Presby Steel LLC
North Country businessman Dave Presby, right, shakes hands with Jim McMahon, following Presby's purchase of the assets of Isaacson Steel Inc. on Jan. 31. McMahon is general manager of the new business, Presby Steel LLC, which will continue to operate…
NHBR About Town: RiverStone Resources of Manchester
Nancy Mellitt, annual campaign manager for the New Hampshire Food Bank, accepts a check from Bob Sampson, vice president of claims at RiverStone Resources of Manchester, for $31,759, which represents donations from RiverStone's employees with a company match. The check…
NHBR About Town: FairPoint Communications
Enfield residents Robin and Mark Kloos and their children, Lydia and Quinn, won a complete digital home makeover valued at $2,100 from FairPoint Communications through its 'Connect Your Home' sweepstakes, which included a 47-inch TV, surround-sound speakers, an Xbox 360…
NHBR About Town: New Hampshire Grand
Androscoggin Valley Chamber of Commerce members Mark Belanger and JoAnn Roy present the 3-D model they built of proposed New Hampshire Grand kiosks to be located throughout Coos County, the first of which will be constructed in Berlin in March.…
Q&A with N.H. AFL-CIO President Mark MacKenzie
The agenda of the leadership of the New Hampshire Legislature has been called pro-business. But critics, such as New Hampshire AFL-CIO President Mark MacKenzie, view much of that agenda as anti-worker. MacKenzie recently discussed his concerns and his own organization's…
NHBR About Town: American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network
Cheryl Cutting, lead New Hampshire ambassador for the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, Peter Ames, its state vice president of health initiatives, and volunteer Rachel Chretien were among the more than 40 volunteers and supporters of the ACS CAN…
