Articles from New Hampshire Business Review (October 12, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2007 Tri-City Expo.	Kibbe, Cindy		111
A wake-up call for the U.S. and the presidential candidates.	Cook, Brad		800
Academy Roofing.			28
After shifting the focus of his efforts toward soliciting season tickets and not investors, Nashua homebuilder John Stabile, owner of the Nashua Pride minor league baseball team, says it's now a "better than 50-50" proposition that the team will return for the 2008 season--and possibly beyond.		Brief article	137
ARC/Architectural Resources Cambridge, Cambridge, Mass., and RFS Engineering, Laconia, N.H., have broken ground on the $24.3 million, 118,000-square-foot Memorial Middle School in Laconia.		Brief article	106
Bedford: Bert Jacobs, chief executive of the Hudson-based Life is Good sportswear company, will be the keynote speaker year's Better Business Bureau Torch Awards ceremony.			66
Bill Mouflouze Real Estate.			20
Boris Naprta M.D., an internist, has joined Queen City Medical Associates.			46
Bruss selected for hospital project.		Brief article	59
Cadec Global.			34
Calendar.		Calendar	1002
Cardiovascular Rehabilitation Program.			21
Claremont: the Ice River Spring drinking water company of Canada has announced plans to build a new plant in Claremont.		Brief article	94
Cleaning with a reason.	Stone, Tracie	Brief article	331
Colby-Sawyer joins effort to fight global warming.		Brief article	168
College investing plan is doing its part.	Larsen, Sylvia		594
Comedy for CASA.			206
Community Bank and Trust (CBNH.OB) declared a 35-cent quarterly dividend, which may be the last regular dividend shareholders will see before the bank merges with Ocean Bank.			47
Community Health and Hospice.			32
Concord firm charged with another PCB storage violation.	Sanders, Bob		362
Concord: after 18 years on the State Liquor Commission--the past five as chairman--Tony Maiola, 84, of Newport says he will retire on Jan. 15.		Brief article	77
Concord: the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund has been named a semifinalist in the competition to be named one of two U.S. community development financial institutions that will share $8.25 million in grants and awards from an new awards program offered by the Opportunity Finance Network and sponsored by The Wachovia Foundation and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.		Brief article	81
Credit account.		Brief article	245
Cut 'em off at the past.	Morin, Mike		529
Despite falling dollar, N.H. exports to Canada grow slowly.	Stone, Tracie	Brief article	324
Diplomatic impunity.			337
Do-it-yourself approach can defeat business expansion plans.	Panciocco, Patricia M.		703
Dr. William Tanski.			21
Eco-entrepreneur hones in on responsible consumerism.	Stone, Tracie		774
Entrepreneurs scare up business for Halloween.	Sanders, Bob		1751
Ethics award nominations sought.		Brief article	161
Explore the flavors of Rhineland in a glass.	Kibbe, Cindy		702
Exports pull back in July.	Simos, Evangelos Otto		800
F&J tote board.			166
Future residential construction contracts down again.	Stone, Tracie	Brief article	253
Gary Hirshberg, founder and CEO of Stonyfield Farm, was among those taking part in a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of work on a new building at the company's Londonderry site.			144
Governments gone wrong.	Woodburn, Jeff		395
Grin and beer it: beverage distributors battle keg loss.	Stone, Tracie		483
Hampshire First Bank appoints Davis.			117
Hanover Co-op adds sustainability exec.		Brief article	71
Highway construction industry sees a need for more revenue.	Kenny, Jack		1418
Holly Connell.			27
Hood, Kallis join Eaton Partners.			99
Hopkinton orchard for sale.		Brief article	197
Hudson: about 100 workers will lose their jobs by year's end when the Healy Systems Inc. plant in Hudson shuts down permanently.		Brief article	77
If you're not part of the solutions ...		Brief article	142
Innovative Realty of Londonderry.			23
Is your marketing driving customers away?	Bourque, Ron	Column	807
It's been making the rounds ...			112
John A. Devine.			21
John Chiou.			17
Judge seeks I-93 compromise.		Brief article	131
Key public health-care purchasers form partnership.	Kibbe, Cindy		313
Laurie Silva.			25
Lawmaker seeks ban on standard light bulbs.	Sanders, Bob		413
Lebanon: ethanol maker Mascoma Corp. is working with the University of Tennessee to build a cellulosic ethanol biorefinery outside of Knoxville, the company announced.			113
Legislature gets a reprieve on ed funding.	Mosca, Ed		649
Low-income children deserve support.	Gregg, Judd		572
Manchester attorney David Nixon.	Kenny, Jack	Interview	1208
Manchester: Osram Sylvania has announced plans to add 50 jobs to its Manchester lamp plant during the next two years as it establishes a new production line.		Brief article	77
Meredith Village Savings Bank.			35
Milford energy firm to pay EPA fine.		Brief article	110
Milford Superfund site cleanup hearing planned.		Brief article	231
MJB Technology Solutions LLC.			27
Mt. Sunapee land cited as conservation priority.		Brief article	101
Multiple choice.	Stone, Tracie		275
MVP Health Care.			32
Nanocomp Technologies Inc.			46
Nashua: Congressman Paul Hodes unveiled a four-part plan for easing the tax burden on small businesses during a stop in Nashua last month.		Brief article	125
New England has assets--but we have to use them.	Norton, Bill	Column	667
New Hampshire Lodging & Restaurant Association.			54
New Hampshire's top business lawyers.		List	3357
NHBB, PSNH honored for pollution prevention efforts.			397
On tax policy, don't forget entrepreneurs.	Stottlemyer, Todd		434
Paradigm Plumbing & Heating Inc.			14
Partial returns: lawmaker revives auto parts return bill.	Sanders, Bob	Brief article	324
Patriot Healthcare.			36
Portsmouth: Pax World Management Corp., investment adviser to Pax World Funds, has pledged $50,000 toward the establishment of an endowed scholarship fund at Southern New Hampshire University's School of Community Economic Development.		Brief article	63
PowerKnights.			25
PSNH's wood project wins national award.			119
Southworth Development.			29
Stock check.		Statistical table	1184
Successful firms should treat managers like 'virtual owners'.	Willax, Paul A.		776
Tech firm tangled in Iran scam.		Brief article	253
Telecom construction firm answers the call for quality: customer service is at the heart of nextGen's success.	Stone, Tracie		840
TFM takes title in softball league.		Brief article	115
The Center for Life Management recently opened the doors to its facility located at 10 Tsienneto Road in Derry.			71
The Currier Museum of Art in Manchester has installed 'Origins,' a 35-foot high piece in orange and black steel by Mark di Suvero, which will serve as a significant addition to the museum's modern and contemporary collection.			48
The Lisle and Mary Fezette Revocable Trust has sold 1370 Hooksett Rd., Hooksett, to 1370 Hooksett Road Realty LLC.			66
The New Hampshire Division of Economic Development.			29
The New Hampshire Philharmonic Orchestra opens its 103th season on Oct. 27 at the Palace Theatre in Manchester.		Photograph	58
The Perfecta Wine Company.			20
The Timberland Company.		Brief article	81
Tinseltown tots.	Stone, Tracie	Brief article	252
Toll hikes just a first step.			368
Unitil Corp.			51
Washington, D.C.: Members of the U.S. House from Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont are asking the Federal Communications Commission to carefully review the proposed sale of Verizon's land telephone lines in the three states.		Brief article	106
Where there's smoke: cigar bar lit up over new law.	Sanders, Bob		439
Young professionals group makes a splash in Nashua.	Galvin, Lindsay		810