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Peterborough: Practice focuses on movement, balance

Monday, May 20, 2013

Suzanne Capizzano is trained and has worked as a physical therapy assistant. She is also a practitioner of Qigong, a Chinese practice that focuses on inner movement and awareness of the body. Now Capizzano, a 54-year-old resident of Sharon, is combining those two interests as she develops a new business called Better Balance, which is offering programs at the Bond … 0

Jaffrey: Patriots All-Pro Wilfork brings  diabetes campaign to Millipore

Monday, May 20, 2013

New England Patriots All-Pro defensive lineman Vince Wilfork, his wife Bianca, and teammates Justin Francis and Marcus Forston visited EMD Millipore’s Jaffrey facility on Wednesday … 0

Harrisville: Three-town farmers market opens June 14

Monday, May 20, 2013

Harrisville will once again host its summer farmers market beginning June 14. The market will run from 5:30 to 7 p.m. every Friday through the … 0

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Representatives for the Zaremba Group, representing Dollar General presented a new plan for a Dollar General store on Turnpike Road during the Zoning Board's Thursday meeting. (Staff photo by Ashley Saari)

New Ipswich business owners fear Dollar General

Monday, April 8, 2013

NEW IPSWICH — A revised proposal for a Dollar General at the site of the former Central School in the town’s center reduces the number of variances needed down to one for the size of the building, which … 0

PETERBOROUGH: Bass, McKernan among Monadnock Center additions

Monday, April 8, 2013

The Monadnock Center for History and Culture in Peterborough has named seven-term Congressman Charlie Bass and longtime Ledger-Transcript Publisher Heather McKernan to its Board of Directors. The center has also added Steve Millard and Russell Bastedo to its … 0

KEENE: Antioch recruits  Urbana University head

Monday, April 8, 2013

Dr. Stephen B. Jones has been named as the next president of Antioch University New England. Jones will succeed Dr. David Caruso, who is retiring after seven years as president. For the past five years, Jones served as president of Urbana University in Urbana, Ohio. In this role, … 0

Lucy Shonk of Dublin returned to Monadnock Family Services in February as the nonprofit organization's director of development. Courtesy photo

Dublin woman hired as nonprofit’s lead fundraiser

Monday, May 20, 2013

KEENE — Helping people in need of mental and behavioral health services is work that Lucy Shonk of Dublin says is close to her heart. That’s why her return in February to Monadnock Family Services — a nonprofit … 0

Antrim resident Scott MacKenzie wants to turn this building along Route 202 in Peterborough into a repair business. (Staff photo by Dave Anderson)

PETERBOROUGH: Auto shop proposed at former bus depot

Monday, May 20, 2013

PETERBOROUGH — An Antrim man wants to open an auto repair business in the former Conelec building on Route 202 across from Scott Mitchell Road. The building, which is currently for sale, was most recently used as the … 0

MDS facing rising health care costs

Monday, May 20, 2013

KEENE / PETERBOROUGH — When the Affordable Care Act was signed into law in March 2010, the intent was to make health care more affordable and accessible. But for one local organization, it’s forced them to look at how many employees they’ll be able to keep at full-time … 0

Wilton seeks to remove fishing cabin

Monday, April 1, 2013

WILTON — A prefabricated fishing cabin on Isaac Frye Highway next to Stony Brook is causing tension between the owners and the town, which has filed suit to have the structure torn down. The town’s building inspector, John Shepardson, has told the Select Board that the newly constructed … 0

Peterborough’s TRS Energy Solutions offers energy audits

Monday, April 1, 2013

A new local company, TRS Energy Solutions, is offering comprehensive home performance and energy assessment of homes or business. Proprietor Ted Stiles ended a 19-year career as an independent school educator to create TRS Energy Solutions. “I found myself too often staring out of my classroom at the ice dams and massive … 0

Wilton man fights cybercrime

Monday, April 1, 2013

WILTON — Jeff Stutzman of Wilton is used to defending some of the largest companies in the world against hacking and information stealing. Now, the executive with Red Sky Alliance has launched his second company, Wapack Labs in Manchester, which will eventually offer those same protections to local, … 0

Monadnock BNI Celebrates 10 Years

Monday, April 1, 2013

Members of the Monadnock chapter of Business Networking International have closed more than $1 million dollars in referral business from each other over the past decade. Chapter President Kit Rautio said the power of BNI lies in its … 0

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