Articles from New Hampshire Business Review (March 30, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Certified NH Builder' program launched.		Brief article	266
'Stop loss' abuses those who serve.	Bacon, Daniel A., Jr.	Letter to the editor	491
A bigger pie: Papa Gino's plans N.H. expansion.	Stone, Tracie	Brief article	227
A new meaning for 'coffeemaker'.	Morin, Mike		524
Adhesive Technologies Inc.			29
Brady Sullivan buys Manchester building for $16m.		Brief article	173
Calendar.		Calendar	991
Calypso Communications.			26
Captured Light Studio Inc.		Brief article	52
Champagne to receive 2007 Kirby Award.		Brief article	89
Cheshire Medical Center and Dartmouth-Hitchcock Keene have announced that Forrest Quimby, M.D., has become recertified by the American Board of Urology.		Brief article	56
Chittenden Corp.			45
Citizens Bank New Hampshire.			22
Coming to a theater near you.		Brief article	268
Congressman Paul Hodes has introduced legislation aimed at creating jobs and reviving the economy of the most distressed counties in northern New England and New York.		Brief article	75
Customers of Until and National Grid will see electric rate cuts after May 1, the two utilities announced.		Brief article	81
Darci Creative LLC.			19
Debt weight: crisis may loom for Pennichuck.	Sanders, Bob	Brief article	277
Decision shakes up FMLA 'eligible employee' rules.	Matthews, Marla B.		756
Deployment Technologies Inc.			34
Developer eyes Durham Business Park.		Brief article	93
Does the WTO limit local authority?	Alpert, Arnie		710
Dog in suds.		Brief article	281
Donald R. Hatt has been named president and chief executive officer of Dover-based Federal Savings Bank.			45
End of the road: NHADA chief to retire at end of year.	Stone, Tracie	Brief article	243
EnSky Corp.			31
European sales fuel surge in exports.	Simos, Evangelos Otto		1020
Exeter Hospital.			40
F&J tote board.			186
Frank Schell.			29
George Frame.			41
Give your employees the credit they deserve.	Bourque, Ron	Column	733
Great Bay Software Inc.			44
Hello to Hai Phong.		Brief article	222
High noon at St. A's.			406
HiSoftware.			31
House speaker sets new policy on conflicts.	Sanders, Bob		755
Hyder Family Hospice House.			38
If your customer service is less than expected, beware.	Storey-Manseau, Laurie		818
It just could happen here.	Sares, Ted		448
It's been making the rounds ...			150
Just in time for sugaring season, the New Hampshire Maple Producers Association has added the New Hampshire Made organization's 'New Hampshire's Own' logo to its products to raise brand identity and send the message that Granite State maple syrup is distinctly different from syrup produced in other New England states and Canada.		Brief article	82
Kathleen Stevens.			12
Kendra Copp.			13
Let it ride? House panel OKs health insurance riders.	Sanders, Bob		368
Lightblocks, created by Nashua-based MB Wellington Studio, were recently used to create a luminous wall and graphic designs at America Online's new corporate office in Beverly Hills, Calif.			73
Lincoln Financial Group.			42
Line-X of Merrimack Valley LLC.		Brief article	51
Lynch amendment: a lot of a bad thing.	Mosca, Ed		645
Mad*Pow.			39
Manufacturer touts gains from sustainability effort.	Sanders, Bob		934
Meghan Noone.			22
Mixed picture for N.H. home sales.	Francese, Peter	Brief article	236
More stores join new Rochester plaza.		Brief article	104
Mortgage delinquency rises in N.H.	Stone, Tracie	Statistical data	371
Moving along: how mobile estimating systems can meet construction industry's needs.	McKeon, Paul, Jr.		871
N.H. building, remodeling guide offered.		Brief article	155
New Century told to halt N.H. operations.		Brief article	133
Ohio Wesleyan University.			32
On hold: sentencing delayed for four ex-Enterasys execs.	Sanders, Bob		282
Organic wine: great taste, confusing label.	Kibbe, Cindy		989
Paciello Group LLC.			16
Panel won't let House vote on interest cap.	Sanders, Bob		877
Perfecta Wine Co.			19
Peter Lamothe has announced his decision to step down as executive director of the Canterbury Shaker Village after only six months on the job.		Brief article	57
Power play.		Brief article	112
Presstek Inc.		Brief article	104
Q & A with ... PSNH President Gary Long.	Feingold, Jeff	Interview	1325
Rate shock: unpaid electric bills mount for Corrections, other state agencies.	Sanders, Bob		415
Richard Trethewey of the Emmy award-winning PBS TV series 'This Old House' will be at The Music Hall in Portsmouth on Thursday, April 5, at 7 p.m. to give a presentation on energy solutions in a world of growing climate and political concerns.			93
Robert T. Gormley, president of Citizens Bank New Hampshire in the late 1990s, has announced plans to retire this summer as vice chairman in charge of risk management for Citizens Financial Group, the bank's parent company.			119
Statuesque conversations.		Quotation	131
Stock check.		Statistical table	1378
The Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce has recognized and honored area businesses at the Galley Hatch Conference Center as Businesses of the Year.			90
The first Excellence in Energy Efficiency Awards were presented March 14 by Governor Lynch to the Department of Transportation's Bureau of Turnpikes, the Christa McAuliffe Planetarium and Rep. Suzanne Harvey, D-Nashua, during the annual meeting of state agency energy coordinators and teams.			113
The more things change ...		Editorial	434
The New Hampshire Senate has passed a bill that would require insurance companies to cover divorced spouses as if they are still part of the family, until either spouse remarries.		Brief article	73
The Pease Development Authority has approved a project by Northeast Marine Development to start a container operation at the Port of New Hampshire's Market Street terminal.		Brief article	52
The power of energy efficiency.	Varney, Robert		561
TMSi.			30
Toast to the Coast.			211
Too many good ideas can cost business a lot.	Cook, Brad	Column	819
Trademark protection and the Internet.	Donovan, Tom		796
Vette Corp., a maker of thermal management equipment, has closed $27 million in Series C financing.		Brief article	69
Web designers honored at ninth N.H. Internet Awards.			825
Weigh the realities before answering the knock of opportunity.	Willax, Paul A.	Column	822
White Mountains Insurance Group.		Brief article	56
Yogurt maker Stonyfield Farm has donated $160,000 to Red River Theatres and in return will see the facility's second theater named the Stonyfield Farm Culture Center.		Brief article	79