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New Hampshire Business Review 2010/09/02

The New Hampshire Department of Labor staff is proposing that BrandPartners Inc. pay its workers $800,000, or about $10,000 each, for alleged violation of the state's Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification, or WARN, Act.The penalty would be in addition to a proposed fine of $500,000 proposed in March for violating the law.The Rochester-based company, which designed bank interiors, shut ...

New Hampshire Business Review 2010/09/02

In our July 16, 2010, edition, and on our Web site beginning the same date, we published an article headlined, "State was warned well before BrandPartners demise." The article detailed the recent closure of Rochester-based BrandPartners and the information imparted to state and federal officials by company employees prior to the closure.Specifically, the article referenced a memo sent to state ...

Georgetown Record 2010/09/02

Three Republican candidates for state office and two running for U.S. Congress came to Georgetown on Thursday, Aug. 26, to introduce themselves to local residents.

The Goffstown News 2010/09/01

Athlete of the Month Sponsored by Indian Head Athletics BY MATT SCHOOLEY When Goffstown Senior American Legion baseball manager Pete Kiro first coached Mike Bisceglia, sending the slugger to the mound wasn’t an option. A few years later, there was no one else Kiro wanted pitching when the spotlight was brightest. Bisceglia posted a 7- 2 record in summer play, lowered his ERA to under 2.00 ...

The Reader 2010/09/01

Gov. Dave Heineman spent $47,000 on a report that found the state will pay $526.3 million to $765.9 million more over 10 years to expand Medicaid for low-income Americans because of the federal health care reform bill.