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CONCORD – Eversource attorney Robert A. Bersak says the Public Utilities Commission doesn’t have to rule on the largest energy company in New England’s acquisition of Aquarion Water – the largest private water company in the region – because the parties have already demonstrated it would have no adverse effect.
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CONCORD – Hard times keep getting harder in Franklin – so tough in fact, that the prospect of hosting a Northern Pass converter terminal provides a much-needed ray of hope, former city manager Elizabeth A. Dragon told the Site Evaluation Committee on Thursday.
The purchase of land needed to open a $50 million, high-tech commercial greenhouse in Berlin may not occur until late this fall, according to an official working with the project. The deal was expected to go through last April.
MANCHESTER — The New Hampshire Union Leader building has been bought by investor Peter Levine for $3.8 million after being on the market for about four years, according to Deanna Caron of Stebbins Commercial Realty Inc.
LANCASTER – The Coos Planning Board has tentatively scheduled a public hearing for Sept. 13th in Colebrook on plans for the new Gloriette House hotel at the Balsams Resort.
The Coos Planning Board seems headed for a collision with the federal government over the board’s assertion that it has the authority to regulate private projects on federal lands.
Because of its “extreme hostility toward Muslims,” the website Jihadwatch.org is considered an active hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center and the Anti-Defamation League. The views of the site’s director, Robert Spencer, on Islam led the British Home Office to ban him from entering the country in 2013.
Encore and Features Editor Kathleen Palmer is the latest to be laid off at The Telegraph of Nashua, leaving some wondering who’s left to put out the newspaper.