Articles from New Hampshire Business Review (March 16, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Strange things can, and do, happen in this world.	Cook, Brad		863
Stratham Physical Therapy.			13
Students, businesses benefit from school-to-career programs.	Kenny, Jack		1242
Study: N.H. residents have more debt.		Brief article	188
Support your local female football team.	Kibbe, Cindy		359
Taking part in the ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the opening of Bellwether Community Credit Union's new office at 401 Amherst St. in Nashua.		Brief article	65
Talking turkey about Tom.		Brief article	227
Tarnishing the Democratic Party.		Editorial	386
Tech college system students may face higher tuition.		Brief article	229
Teledyne to acquire Seabrook company.	Kibbe, Cindy	Brief article	150
The American Lung Association of New Hampshire has decided to change its name to Breathe New Hampshire.		Brief article	77
The art of caring.	Kibbe, Cindy		283
The Common Man restaurant in Lincoln has raised $1,580 for the Lincoln-Woodstock Community Child Care Center.		Brief article	64
The Greater Laconia Weirs Beach Chamber of Commerce has announced its board of directors for 2007.		Brief article	88
The invisible candidate.		Brief article	208
The New Hampshire Food Bank, a program of the New Hampshire Catholic Charities based in Manchester, has received an $8,500 donation from Wal-Mart Stores Inc.			64
The Portsmouth City Council has unanimously voted on a resolution proposed by Mayor Steve Marchand against locating a casino anywhere in the city limits, including the Pease International Tradeport.		Brief article	100
The three ex-amigos.		Brief article	244
Thermo Fisher Scientific will pay its five top executives a total of more than $3 million in 2007 and award them some well over $4 million in bonuses for 2006.		Brief article	143
Trying time: SEC sees three-year window for Riverstone trial.	Sanders, Bob	Brief article	321
U.S. Cellular.			23
University system celebrates 25 years of wellness.		Organization overview	468
University System of New Hampshire Vice Chancellor Edward MacKay told reporters after an hour-long session with House budget writers in-slate tuition could jump 7 percent instead of 4.5 percent without the extra state aid.		Brief article	98
White Mountains Insurance Group.			24
Zakon Group.		Brief article	52