News/Business
Nero Wealth Group cuts ribbon on new offices in Rindge
By ASHLEY SAARI
Managing Director Jason Nero cut the ribbon Aug. 15 for the Nero Wealth Group, a financial management firm, in an opening ceremony for his business and renovated space on 2 Mountain Road in Rindge.Nero, who is both the managing director and senior...
Del Rossi's Trattoria in Dublin under new ownership
The Del Rossi's Trattoria Italian restaurant in Dublin has announced new ownership and some upcoming changes, including expanded hours, and the reintroduction of live music.According to a press release, Monadnock residents Bill O’Mahony and Wayne...
Business Quarterly: Cultural attractions provide advantage
By ANDY PETERSON
As we enter the warmth of summer in the Monadnock region, our interests turn to plans for fun activities with family and friends. Many also come to visit our region for a chance to relax and enjoy relief from the heat of urban areas and a welcome...
Business Quarterly: Summer provides opportunity for musicians such as Green Heron
By AIDAN BEAROR
The Barrington-based bluegrass duet Green Heron’s summer performance slate recently included a show as part of Francestown Old Meeting House concert series, which they performed despite torrential rain and flash flood warnings outside.Consisting of...
Business Quarterly: Peterborough Town Library gives emerging artists a spotlight
By CORINNE CHRONOPOULOS
The Monadnock region is fortunate to attract and retain a rich network of talented artists.When the Peterborough Town Library opened the new PTL Community Art Gallery, the library staff thought about upcoming artists who may not have the experience...
Business Quarterly: Arts offer opportunity for connection during summer at Jaffrey Civic Center
By REBECCA FREDRICKSON
Each season at the Jaffrey Civic Center has its distinct appeal and impact, and summer without a doubt is one of the busier times of the year.The Jaffrey Civic Center, located in a region known for its natural beauty and culture, has a large community...
Business Quarterly: Sponsors and donors make summer concerts go
By ORIANA CAMARA
Live concerts provide an opportunity for audiences to converse, relax, listen and dance, but organizers need funding to make them work.Peterborough’s Friday Summertime Concerts began just over a decade ago when Pelagia Vincent and George Neal, the...
Business Quarterly: The art of cash flow
By NISA SIMILA
Being able to have enough money coming in to pay the bills and put some into savings is a beautiful feeling. However, if you don’t know where your money is going and when, you may find yourself not meeting your obligations.Do you have enough cash on...
Business Quarterly: A weird market in a desirable place
By DAN PETRONE
Summer in the Granite State is remarkable! New Hampshire boasts beautiful pristine lakes and rivers that are excellent for swimming, boating and kayaking, to name a few.To top it off, there is some amazing food throughout the entire state, ranging...
Business Quarterly: The arts are an economic engine for the region
By ASHLEY SAARI
With a rich landscape of both for-profit and nonprofit endeavors in New Hampshire, the arts and culture play an important role in both drawing audiences and providing employment in the state.According to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, even...
Greg Carter joins Four Seasons
PETERBOROUGHCarter joins Four SeasonsGreg Carter has joined the Four Seasons Sotheby’s International Realty office in Peterborough as a Realtor.A Peterborough native, Carter graduated summa cum laude from the University of New Hampshire with an...
BUSINESS: Johno’s Greenville Market opens to provide a convenient spot for residents
BY AIDAN BEAROR
Johno’s Greenville Market opened its doors July 3 at 74 Main St., and the owners are making the people of Greenville their priority. Jacki-Ann Roy and her son, John Lang, purchased the building in the spring of 2022. Renovating the building took...
BUSINESS: Independent HomeCare opens in Jaffrey
By ASHLEY SAARI
Independent HomeCare, a new business aimed at providing services to allow people to receive the support they need to stay in their homes and live independently, has opened in Jaffrey.Owner and manager Shannon Tremblay held a ribbon-cutting for the...
BUSINESS: Latin roots grow with Mi Corazon in Greenfield
By AIDAN BEAROR
Since opening on June 7, Mi Corazon Mexican Grill has become an attraction in the center of Greenfield.The establishment features a dining room and an expansive menu and is proudly Mexican-owned. As one of the founding partners of the Mi Jalisco...
Charlie’s Olde Tyme Creamery in Peterborough expands
By ROWAN WILSON
Charlie and Mariela Moore will be cooking up burgers and fries, onion rings and Italian sausages all summer inside the Chuck Wagon, an expansion to Charlie’s Olde Tyme Creamery at the fork of Route 202 and Sharon Road in Peterborough.On a recent...
An old trailer hosts a plant store in Peterborough
By JOSH LACAILLADE
A Peterborough man has introduced a new way to grow and sell plants sustainably. Ben Martel recently opened what he calls the “Pop Up Plant: The Planter-Camper Experience,” a garden stand constructed out of an old trailer. The stand, parked alongside...
BUSINESS: Old Glory Guns and Ammo in Greenville changes hands
By ASHLEY SAARI
Old Glory Guns and Ammo in Greenville has changed ownership, as owner Dana Ryll is retiring.For those familiar with the store, the new owner may be a recognizable face – Greg Miller, who has been teaching a trauma medicine course at the shop for...
Jaffrey Chamber accepting PRIDE Award nominations
Jaffrey Chamber accepting PRIDE Award nominations
Business: diVINE on Main in Peterborough offers wine and a place to relax
By ROWAN WILSON
After two years of preparing the space, diVINE on Main officially opened Monday, May 10, on Main Street in Peterborough.Owner Lisa Witte said the wine bar is an unpretentious place to sit, chat and enjoy a glass of wine.“If you come here, there’s no...
Peterborough First Friday is May 5
The merchants of Depot Square and downtown Peterborough will celebrate Cinco de Mayo and Mother’s Day during First Friday May 5 from 5 to 7 p.m. and later.Events include The Apothecary owner Gloria Shkolnik offering a free gift with a purchase of $50,...
