Articles from New Hampshire Business Review (October 26, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'New Hampshire Home' to publish six issues in '08.		Brief article	294
'Origin'-al sculpture.		Brief article	249
2007 Business Excellence Awards.		Brief article	189
2008: a year of expanded coverage.	Sanders, Bob		584
Adding 'dependent' to coverage not as simple as it sounds.	Sanders, Bob		1295
Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital.			49
AmberWave in deal with Calif. university.		Brief article	104
American Cancer Society.			41
Amy Miniutti, portfolio manager at the Community Development Finance Authority in Concord and resident of Epsom, has received certification as a housing development finance professional from the National Development Council.		Brief article	67
An 11,000-square-foot addition to the Paul A. Smith Elementary School in Franklin has been completed.		Brief article	59
Anesthesia awareness: separating fact from fiction.	Attorri, Mark D.; Lax, Jonathan A.		851
Animetrics unveils new product line.		Brief article	95
Ann McLane Kuster.			32
Anthem parent reorganizes into two units.	Kibbe, Cindy		241
ardentsupporttech.com.			32
BAE Systems.			45
Ballentine, Finn & Company Inc., an investment and wealth advisory firm based in Wolfeboro, has added three new partners.			44
Bancnorth Investment Group Inc.			17
Bennington-based Monadnock Paper Mills Inc. has added several members to its senior management and field sales teams.		Brief article	110
Berard Martel Architecture Inc.			16
BIA honors senator for R&D credit effort.	Stone, Tracie	Brief article	224
Birchtree Creative Services LLC.			31
Bottomline Technologies.		Brief article	55
Brookstone Builders Inc.			32
Calendar.		Calendar	980
Cathy Beauregard.			26
CenterPoint Business Advisors Inc.			22
Cheryl & Kevin Boyarsky.			30
Chester College of New England.			35
Child and Family Services of New Hampshire has moved its headquarters from 99 Hanover St. to 464 Chestnut St. in Manchester.		Brief article	108
CJ Architects.			28
Claremont Savings Bank's CSB Foundation has donated almost $71,000 to 24 local organizations in Claremont and the surrounding area.			46
CMGC Bulding Corp.			39
Community Health and Hospice in Laconia.			32
Comp-SIGMA Ltd.			23
Concord tables 37-unit proposal.		Brief article	172
Concord: A Web site, nhjobtrainingfund.org, has been unveiled that will allow New Hampshire employers to apply for newly available job-training grants.		Brief article	66
Concord: Deadline is Nov. 23 for nominations for the 2008 Small Business Administration's New Hampshire Small Business Person of the Year and other small business champion award winners.		Brief article	72
Concord: Gov. John Perkins Lynch is calling the poor performance of New Hampshire's public pension fund "inexcusable.".		Brief article	104
Concord: New Hampshire's jobless rate dipped slightly in September to 3.5 percent.		Brief article	81
Consumer Credit Counseling Service NH-VT has re-elected four members of its board of directors to new terms.			42
Craig Warner has joined Southern New Hampshire Medical Center as associate vice president of revenue cycle.		Brief article	71
Crotched Mountain Foundation in Greenfield has added Donna V. Dunlop, of Contoocook, and Laura Rauscher, of Henniker, to its fundraising staff.			35
Daniel Webster College.			22
Daniel Webster College.			40
Dave McCabe.			34
Davis Frame Company.			40
Decker Marketing Communications.			43
Direct-care shortage tied to lack of health benefits.	Feingold, Jeff		477
Division of Historical Resources.			35
Does the person at the top belong there? Survey finds employees aren't always pleased with the skills of their boss.	Lowe, Kerry		329
Don't fence 'em in.			107
Donald McDonah.			33
Dr. Albee Budnitz of Downtown Medical Associates, Nashua, was recently presented with the New Hampshire Hospital Association's James A. Hamilton Founder's Award for Outstanding Service in recognition of his efforts to help create tobacco-free communities.		Brief article	82
Drs. Michael P. Madan and J. Bryan Bannister have joined the medical staff of Concord Hospital medical staff and will practice family medicine at Capital Region Family Health Center.		Brief article	153
Durham: Andrea O'Brien, compliance assistance program manager for the New Hampshire Small Business Development Center, was named the New Hampshire State Star at the annual Association of Small Business Development Centers' conference in September in Denver, Colo.		Conference news	75
Easter Seals.		Brief article	61
Eric Hood.			30
Ex-Newick's eyed as hospital satellite.		Brief article	217
Expansion world: Pax World offers two new funds.	Sanders, Bob	Brief article	308
F&J tote board.		Brief article	197
Fast-Teks New Hampshire Consortium.		Brief article	53
Federal Savings Bank.		Brief article	63
Fidelity Investments in Merrimack recently donated four computer hard drives, flat panel monitors, keyboards and mice to the Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire in Bedford.			101
First Colebrook Bancorp.			44
First Colebrook Bank.			31
Flying Yankee Restoration Group Inc.		Brief article	80
Fred Anderson, president and CEO of New Hampshire Electric Cooperative, has been elected to the board of the National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance Corp., a private-market lender for the nation's electric cooperatives.		Brief article	65
Fred Lance.			35
Gavin Remodeling Inc.			25
Ghost Town rises once again.			409
Global Relief Technologies.		Brief article	77
Granite State College.			39
Greater Salem Chamber of Commerce has announced its board for 2007-2008.			36
Green party: forum looks at how business can battle climate change.	Brooks, David		396
Hampshire Hospital Association.			45
Heartwood Media.			15
Heavener picked for CRDC post.		Brief article	214
Henniker: Michele Perkins, who has served as interim president of New England College since February, has officially been named to the post.			45
Hill resort plan defeated.		Brief article	133
Hospitals team up to offer patients best care possible; collaboration is alive and well in Nashua.	Donati, John		658
House panel kills 36% payday loan cap.	Sanders, Bob		511
Hudson balks at terms of Benson's deal.		Brief article	199
Identity theft and the health-care industry.	Freedman, Linn F.; Hatem, James		821
Initiative hopes to HEAL New Hampshire.			412
It's been making the rounds ...			126
It's time to regulate tobacco.	Norelli, Terie; Larsen, Sylvia		571
J. Michael Degnan.		Brief article	52
J.P. Sercel Associates.			14
Jaffrey firm helps build ice rink in Dubai.			678
James Farrelly of Bedford has joined the Rowley Agency Inc.			30
Jason Lyon, chief executive of The Common Man family of restaurants, congratulates The Commoners team from Saint Anselm College for being one of four Saint Anselm teams advancing to the general election in The Common Man Apprentice competition.		Brief article	156
Jewett Construction.			40
John A. Devine, D.O., has joined Elliot Occupational health Services.			21
Keene: Moore Nanotechnology Systems LLC has been named the "Innovation Rocks!" award winner by the New Hampshire Business Resource Center for October.			42
Ken Rubinstein.			37
Kent White of CB Richard Ellis/New England's Portsmouth office has sold an industrial building at 4 Aviation Drive in Gilford from Molex Inc. to GSG Realty Gilford LLC for $1.4 million.		Brief article	197
Kitchen Tune-Up.			46
Kristin Razza-Crowley of Plymouth has been promoted to manager of the Plymouth branch of Citizens Bank.		Brief article	59
Laconia Savings Bank.			24