Articles from New Hampshire Business Review (July 17, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"I had no idea that he had injuries to the extent that he did.	Guinta, Frank		40
"Our idea is that this will never go less than a resort and convention center.	Clegg, Bob		34
"There is a perception that everything was about gay marriage.	Noreli, Terie		29
$22m awarded to six housing projects.			399
2010 races starting to take shape.	Cook, Brad		750
60 pep cent blamed the economy as the main reason they art not profitable.			45
A good first step: federal energy legislation has strengths, but can be made better.	Curran, Jerry		470
A real gamble.		Brief article	225
A secure, renewable grid: it's not just a fanciful dream, and it's inherently less vulnerable to sabotage.	Morrison, Roy		584
A victory for homeowners.	Sargeant, Paul	Letter to the editor	272
Airport area development set to take off.	Scanlon, Dan		908
Associated Grocers of New England's Vendor/Guest Charity Golf Classic.			43
Brady Sullivan Properties.			32
Bridging the capital gap.	Gurau, Michael	Column	667
Carol Ann Conboy of Bow has been sworn in as New Hampshire's newest Supreme Court justice.			40
CASA of N.H. finally gets a permanent home: building donation gives organization 'a new beginning'.	Yang, Jennifer T.		1067
Catapult.			37
Christoher Cole.			33
Citizens offers student loan options.		Brief article	172
Claremont Savings Bank Foundation.			35
CLD Consulting Engineers Inc.			33
Concord Community Music School board of trustees.			23
Cutting-edge ruling.			125
Direct capital launches print finance division.	Kibbe, Cindy	Brief article	151
Do they really know something or is it plain and simple denial when state officials almost in unison.			33
Does John Lynch have the fortitude to a) join Massachusetts in the suit against the Defense of Marriage Act and b) do it in time to force Kelly Ayutte to sign on.			42
Don't hit "send" when you're angry.			63
Dr. Marianne McCall.			35
Elite Sports Performance.			38
Estate planning: a vital dialogue.	Sommese, Donald E.		744
Ethics: whose responsibility?	Cooke, Peter R.	Column	795
Excellence in Media & Marketing: B. Allan Sprague: Bedford Granite Group Advertising, Bedford.			273
Exeter branch of Edward Jones.			31
Exterior Designs Inc.			48
Ezenia! Inc.			46
F & J tote board.		Brief article	216
Fellow 'explorer'.			121
Filing line: bankruptcies remain on record pace.	Sanders, Bob	Public notice	499
Firm buys Litchfield condo complex.		Brief article	121
First Colebrook Bank has unveiled plans to open a branch in Portsmouth--the North Country-based bank's first full-service branch in the Seacoast market.		Brief article	69
Fund financing: loan fund wins $2m federal stimulus grant.		Brief article	129
Gambit Communications.			24
Griffin York & Krause.			41
H.J. Nassar Motor Co., a Lawrence, Mass., auto dealership, is being taken to federal court by a group of businesses and towns paying for the cleanup of the Beede Oil Superfund site.		Brief article	98
Half of respondents said they still plan to spend money this summer on summer activities and perks.		Brief article	73
Hammond's view.	Hammond		16
Harbor Homes Inc.		Brief article	53
Harris Hill Center.		Brief article	58
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care.		Brief article	81
Help is on the way: UNH internship program a win-win for students, businesses.	Kibbe, Cindy		447
If Mitt Romney had paid to deep-six a Sarah Palin presidential candidacy, he couldn't have done a better job.			26
If the plan to sell off some of the state's parks was a trial balloon.			22
Interest is growing in developing a year-round ferry service from Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, to Portsmouth, a contingent of Pease International Tradeport officials said after visiting the seaside Canadian town two weeks ago.		Brief article	79
It's saying something about what the Dems think of Kelly Ayotte's Senate candidacy.			33
J Maze Design.			49
Job Hunt: it's still not clear how many stimulus jobs have been created in N.H.	Sanders, Bob		2052
Job watch: N.H. employers step up hiring in June.	Kibbe, Cindy	Brief article	197
John Martin, vice president and business banking development officer at Laconia Savings Bank and Dick Holden, vice president and business development officer at Laconia Savings, were recently honored as the U.S. Small Business Administration's Financial Services Champions of the Year in New Hampshire.			80
John Sununu the Father for governor?			7
Just a thought.			49
Keene sues over supermarket plan.		Brief article	130
Kevin Guay has sued city and state officials for $55 million in damages after they tore up his property while searching for pollution that he says was never found.		Brief article	96
Laconia Savings Bank.			50
Lending an ear: small businesses flock to lending expo to find financing.	Smith, Ashley		784
Lisa Migneault.			32
Livestock production and antibiotics.	Crawford, Stephen		522
Mark your calendar.		Calendar	1133
Meredith Village Savings Bank.			41
Micronetics Inc.		Financial report	69
Milk man: AG Secretary promises help to dairy farms.		Brief article	308
More than 75 percent of small-busing executives felt their employees' morale had improved.		Brief article	70
Moultonborough hires planning director.			45
Mt. Sunapee expansion eyed again.		Brief article	119
N.H. exports show signs of recovery in April: 2.5 percent comes on heels of an 0.2 percent hike in March.	Simos, Evangelos Otto	Statistical table	789
Nashua 'lifestyle center' may be scrapped.			324
Nashua downtown district a step closer.		Brief article	141
Nashua, Manchester see fewer foreclosures.		Brief article	210
National Grid is asking the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission to reconsider its recent rate ruling, saying that it will hurt the company's ability to attract capital to invest in its New Hampshire natural gas distribution system.		Brief article	86
New Hampshire Bar Association.		Brief article	104
New Hampshire Gov. John Lynch says the state government is getting 25 percent of the electricity used by the majority of its buildings from renewable sources.		Brief article	68
New Hampshire High Technology Council.		Brief article	61
New Hampshire Thrift Bancshares Inc.			29
Newton H. Kershaw III.			42
NHBR about town.			541
North Branch Construction Inc.		Brief article	73
One in four employees fear they may be laid off in the next six months.		Report	53
Opechee Construction Corp.			38
Optical Phusion Inc.			49
Patent or trade secret? In protecting technology, one size does not fit all.	Remus, Paul C.	Column	876
Paul Denner.			31
Picking up the job-training pace: machine operators program fills the bill for workers, employers.	Cyr, Shawn		710
Picking up the pieces: N.H. firm aids in purchase of one of Madoff's companies.	Plenda, Melanie		811
Portsmouth Regional Hospital.		Brief article	69
Presstek Inc.		Brief article	67
Public Service of New Hampshire has reported to legislators that work on the disputed scrubber project at its coal-burning power plant in Bow is ahead of schedule.		Brief article	85
Q & A: Developer Steve Duprey.	Sanders, Bob	Interview	622
Quick work: N.H. gets $26m in stimulus funds for energy plan.	Kibbe, Cindy	Brief article	275
Rochester Main Street.			28
Ruling limits class actions in data breaches: Hannaford decision could hamper consumers seeking damages.	O'Connell, Scott		745
Seacoast Sports Clubs.			37