New Hampshire Business Review

from November 17, 2000
Last Document: April 06, 2012

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Hampshire First Bank Inc. - Brief article

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Page Three - New Hampshire Philharmonic Orchestra - Brief article

Kid concerto contest.

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Dialogue with Katie Delahaye Paine - Interview

Q & A with ... Research industry pioneer Katie Delahaye Paine.

NEWS & ANALYSIS: in brief

Strong support: N.H. businesses envision a good '07.

NEWS & ANALYSIS: in brief

Big deal: Mascoma Corp. awarded N.Y. contract.

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Peggy Proko, center, and Peter Proko, second from right, co-owners of Peters Auto Center, recently accepted the December of the Citizens Bank-New Hampshire Business Review Not Your Typical Business Award at the Nashua auto dealership.

NEWS & ANALYSIS: in brief - Simon Properties Group partnerships - Brief article

Simon says: mall owner joins pact to raise employment standards.

NEWS & ANALYSIS: in brief - Anheuser-Busch Companies Inc - Brief article

No-wheat treat: new A-B sorghum beer to be brewed in Merrimack.

NEWS & ANALYSIS: in brief - Acquisitions - Brief article

Rochester: Thompson/Center Arms is being sold to Smith 8, Wesson Holding Corp. parent company of gun manufacturer Smith &, Wesson, based in Springfield, Mass., for $102 million.

Brief article

Rutland, Vt.: Newport, N.H.-based New Hampshire Thrift Bancshares is buying the 143-year-old First Brandon National Bank of Rutland in a $21 million purchase of First Brandon Financial Corp.

NEWS & ANALYSIS: in brief

Newport: firearms maker Sturm, Ruger & Co. is offering voluntary buyout packages to senior employees, changing its pay structure and selling off some property in New Hampshire to help cut costs.

NEWS & ANALYSIS: in brief - Brief article

Manchester: Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is raising rates at its parking garage and long-term parking lots.

NEWS & ANALYSIS: in brief - Brief article

North Hampton: voters rejected a move to investigate and initiate a municipal takeover of their local water utility, putting an end to the effort toward the town exercising eminent domain powers and acquiring Aquarion Water Co.'s North Hampton operations.

NEWS & ANALYSIS: in brief

Durham: despite the state's low poverty rate, at least 48,000 low-income families struggle to make ends meet, according to a report form the University of New Hampshire's Carsey Institute.

Brief article

Concord: as of Jan. 1, New Hampshire residents are able to place a 'security freeze' on their credit files.

NEWS & ANALYSIS: in brief - Brief article

Portsmouth: Rocket Fish, an industrial design company specializing in the athletic market, has been named winner of the December 'Innovation Rocks!' Award from the New Hampshire Business Resource Center.

NEWS & ANALYSIS: in brief

Concord: the Public Relations Society of America Yankee Chapter is seeking nominations for its annual Patrick Jackson Award, which recognizes a professional who is not in the public relations field but nonetheless successfully uses public relations principles to benefit his or her organization and society.