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This week in NH Business Review
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NH’s remote work evolution
Work-from-home surge grows co-working space
DAVID BROOKS/CONCORD MONITOR Page 1
NH retailers primed for strong shopping season
National consumer spending expected to hit record numbers
TRISHA NAIL Page 1
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National lobbying firm opens up shop in NH
For more than six years until Cornerstone opened here in July, Goldberg was chief of staff for U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan, D-NH.
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Runoff pollution from Concord metal-recycling sites leads to $600K settlement
The money is part of a $2 million settlement reached by the Conservation Law Foundation and Schnitzer Steel, a $3.5 billion Oregon firm now known as Radius Recycling.
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State holds up railyard purchase
The city is working on an agreement with New Hampshire Department of Transportation to purchase 6.7 acres of state-owned land along the Connecticut River.
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Mission to Poland
Companies from NH, Mass., forge commerce connections during trade trip
LIISA RAJALA Page 8
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Avoid sourcing, moving operations offshore
Success starts with empowering every member of your team
RON BOURQUE Page 10
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NH’s investment in higher education falls short
NH Fiscal Policy Institute report details that NH trails all other states in public education funding
MICHAEL KITCH Page 11
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Early engagement pays dividends
Why businesses should get involved in career-based experiences for school-aged children
CLAUDIA TOBÓN Page 13
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Some Thanksgiving thoughts to ponder after the Turkey is gone
Speakers reminded those in attendance that FIT provides housing to as many people as were in the audience, every day.
BRAD COOK Page 14
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Archaeology of a NH student-veteran
A trip down memory lane shows purpose in community-driven education
DOUGLAS J. RODOSKI Page 18
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Governor Sununu issued a proclamation declaring November Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month.
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Home energy tips for the winter heating season
Clean any warm-air registers, baseboard heaters and radiators as needed and make sure they’re not blocked by furniture, carpeting or drapes.
REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE STATE OF NH Page 19
The benefits of writing in plain language
The case for plain language in business, government, and law
A REPRESENTATIVE FOR COOLEY LAW SCHOOL Page 19
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ESOPs give employee-owners stake in the game
Employee stock ownership plans are a creative and effective way to give your company’s team members a true stake in your business and a powerful retirement benefit.
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NH Realtor president: ‘be transparent about commissions’
Missouri lawsuit charges National Association of Realtors conspired to inflate commissions on home sales
PAUL BRIAND Page 22
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Conway casino needs site plan review
A proposal to build a charitable gaming facility in Conway Village at the old Shurfine Plaza will be proceeding to the planning board for site plan review, town planner Ryan O’Connor said Nov. 13.
DAYMOND STEER/THE CONWAY DAILY SUN Page 23
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Judge: NH school funding is inadequate, unconstitutional
Judge David Ruoff made a decision on ConVal School District and SWEPT cases
MICHAEL KITCH Page 24
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Employment law trends to know for 2024
As 2023 winds down and a new year is just over the horizon, employers are wondering what HR and employment law issues are around the corner.
ADAM M. HAMEL Page 25
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ABOUT TOWN
Boston-based athletic wear company New Balance broke ground on the future site of its sixth U.S. manufacturing facility on Nov. 20, a $70 million investment.