Articles from New Hampshire Business Review (May 23, 2008)

1-61 out of 61 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A sensible piece to the workforce housing puzzle.	Eades, Juliana		646
Beyond the grill: handmade ovens range from simple earthen forms to more complex masonry projects, but all result in delicious food guaranteed to bring friends and neighbors running.	Laughlin, Susan; Thoits, Erica	Reprint	968
Calendar.		Calendar	890
Claremont's 'game-changer': construction on downtown mill redevelopment begins.	Feingold, Jeff		512
Credit efforts give mobile home owners a huge boost.	Sanders, Bob		350
Crotched Mt. gets new owner.		Brief article	140
Customer service that goes the extra mile.	Storey-Manseau, Laurie J.		901
Daniel Webster readies sport management MBA.		Brief article	262
F&J tote board.			192
Federal Savings Bank.		Brief article	81
Firm establishes Green Memorial Fund.		Brief article	272
Free the "Amendment 15'?			382
Go hog wild.	Kibbe, Cindy	Brief article	220
Hearing loss.		Brief article	206
House Bill 65, which would create a new management structure for the Division of Ports and Harbors, has been scuttled by a Senate amendment calling for further study.		Brief article	84
Is your company run like the Roman Empire?	Bourque, Ron	Book review	581
It's making the rounds ...			103
Laidlaw signs agreement for Berlin facility.	Kibbe, Cindy	Brief article	212
Let's put the 'personal' in personnel policies.	Smith, Malcolm		759
Manchester industrial condos proposed.		Brief article	81
Meridian Construction Corp.		Brief article	109
Merrimack Bancorp, MHC.		Brief article	84
N.H. renters hit by foreclosure crisis.		Brief article	111
N.H.'s senior colleges & graduate schools.		Statistical table	1661
N.H., Quebec push business cooperation.	Sanders, Bob		791
New Concord retail project seen.		Brief article	168
Newton firm fills world's demand for grinding machines: Continental Biomass Industries taps international market by meeting customers' specific needs.	Stone, Tracie		897
NHBR about town.			254
Northern exposure: Hooksett firm to open plant in Colebrook.	Feingold, Jeff		393
Office space.	Kibbe, Cindy	Brief article	153
Out-of-focus group.		Brief article	272
Passenger traffic at Manchester Boston Regional Airport rose 3.3 percent in March compared to the same month a year ago and 6.7 percent for the first three months of the year, but cargo shipments at the airport fell.		Brief article	87
Payday loan limit delay fails in House.	Sanders, Bob	Brief article	182
Pease picks up the pieces after Skybus departure.	Wood, Roger		932
Pierce Law honors graduates.		Brief article	228
Portwalk leasing campaign under way.		Brief article	167
Program gives students a 'Running Start' on college.	Gustafson, Richard		649
PSU outreach benefits students, businesses.	Penney, Elizabeth		935
Q & A with ... radio host Arnie Arnesen.	Kenny, Jack	Interview	986
Retail complex wins Merrimack board's OK.		Brief article	127
Rivier introduces graduate psych programs.			143
Rudman testimonial offers history and a lesson.	Cook, Brad		743
Sexual orientation discrimination in the workplace.	Parent, Jennifer		861
Solid waste disposal: a growing N.H. problem.	Phinizy, Jay; McLeod, Martha		561
Stock check.		Statistical table	1527
Students' solutions aim to solve state's 'brain drain'.	Kibbe, Cindy		1106
Team Glycura, the winning team in the 20th annual University of New Hampshire Whittemore School of Business and Economics Paul J. Holloway Prize Competition, took home a prize of $10,000 for a business plan that proposes using a sophisticated software program to speed the development of pharmaceuticals.		Brief article	169
The Endowment for Health, New Hampshire's largest health foundation, has awarded grants to 10 projects that promote health-related policies and activities in New Hampshire.		Brief article	177
The era of political pandering is over.	Cohen, Burt		613
The Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce has announced the winners of its 2008 Pinnacle Awards, which will be awarded in a ceremony beginning at 11:45 a.m. June 12 at the Holiday Inn in Concord.		Brief article	80
The KC-45, a new U.S. Air Force tanker could bring as much as $46 million and support as many as 600 jobs in New Hampshire, according to proponents of the project.			98
The New Hampshire High Technology Council has awarded its first four NHHTC Kocher Technology Scholarships to students with parents working at member companies.		Brief article	89
The state Senate voted 16-8 to implement the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, known as RGGI, but to revisit the initiative if Congress enacts a federal program.		Brief article	84
The three founders of EqualLogic Inc., the computer networking company that was sold to Dell Inc. for $1.4 billion earlier this year, have been named the New Hampshire High Technology Council's Entrepreneurs of the Year.			113
The time is ripe for a new direction.	Woodburn, Jeff	Personal account	453
Three Velcro USA employees--Jason Bean of Manchester, Michael Drake of Hooksett and Terry Roberge of Hooksett--wait for the signal to rip their Velcro pieces on Elm Street in Manchester.			117
UNHM venture teaches real-world lessons.		Brief article	271
Wanted for the economy: visionary leaders: without it, N.H. and the U.S. will take a step backwards.	Norton, William		626
Water of life.	Kibbe, Cindy	Book review	252
We must hike caps on foreign worker visas.	Brett, James T.		651
Winni wine.	Kibbe, Cindy	Brief article	288