| ON THE RIGHT LANE - Who’s wearing red coats now? |
| If you live in Windham and haven’t done so yet, please call a real estate agent as soon as possible to make sure that they have a “For Sale” sign for your house. I drove around Windham recently and there’s a plague of Realtor’s signs spreading faster than a wildfire ever could. Somebody’s making a killing producing those signs and if the trend continues, pretty soon people will be stealing them ... |
| 04/27/2012 |
| NH news from around the web - Updated 523 |
| Portsmouth national win streak safe with rival's loss NH one of 13 states helping shield wealthy Real estate market bounces in White Mountains NH fugitive arrested at embassy in Santo Domingo Disabled vet crossing nation finds Segway wasn't stolen |
| 05/23/2012 |
| Questions Over I-93 Funding Creates Economic Uncertainty |
| The state commissioner of transportation warns that if the federal government moves ahead with a plan to cut $40 million of New Hampshire’s yearly highway funds—the completion of I-93 will be placed on hold, indefinitely. One portion that remains unfinished is exit 3 near Windham. Many businesses there say the uncertainty of I-93’s future is hurting the local economy. |
| 05/18/2012 |
| Business Spotlight Part I |
| Buffum, Knisely awarded RSPS certification Credit union groups honor Charter Oak Morrissey joins RE/MAX Property Consultants GBA to offer Annual Groton Business Update |
| 05/12/2012 |
| Malaga Island: A century of shame |
| Analysis: A new exhibit at the Maine State Museum tells the story of the eviction of Malaga Island's residents, one of the state's most disgraceful official acts ever. |
| 05/19/2012 |
| Tractor Supply Co. signs lease to open outlet in Millinocket |
| Courtesy of Tractor Supply Co. Tractor Supply Co. and a California-based landowner signed a 10-year lease Friday to bring the nation's largest retail farm and ranch supply chain to the Northern Plaza Shopping Center on Route 11 in Millinocket this fall. |
| 04/27/2012 |
| Pennichuck Corp. not planning to sell off any of its land |
| MERRIMACK – Although Pennichuck Corp. maintains hundreds of developable acreage across the state, the private water company, now owned by the city of Nashua, has no plans to sell any of that land, CEO John Patenaude said last week. In a conversation about company assets at a recent Pennichuck board of directors meeting, members discussed the roughly 1,500 acres still owned by the water company ... |
| 05/05/2012 |
| Maytime |
| “I love the Maytime days of spring, The rippling raindrops’ ting-a-ling, The drowsy hum of gold-flecked bees Above the silvered cherry trees.” “Harbingers of Spring” by Elizabeth Weaver Winstead read more |
| 05/03/2012 |
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