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Articles in Jul 6, 2007 issue of New Hampshire Business Review

• FairPoint promises 675 new jobs if Verizon deal goes through
  by Feingold, Jeff
• State agency uses sports as an economic development tool
• Network helps to retrain older workers
• Real estate investment trusts have strong appeal to some investors
  by Charney, Douglas
• Firm has 'unique partnership' with customers, community
  by Stone, Tracie
• Fuel for thought
• Insulated Concrete Forms of NH, LLC
• New life for othe old 'Village Center'
  by Duval, Robert
• Farmers' market abound with food and fun
  by Stone, Tracie
• Report weighs global-warming effects on N.H. economy
• Keene State expands its reach
• New Hampshire wins GraniteCare waiver
  by Kibbe, Cindy
• Wind-farm developer gets final approval
• Local company offers unique financial services
• Businesses sought for UNH entrepreneurial internships
• N.H. organizations contunie push for changes to patent bill
  by Kibbe, Cindy
• Minimum wage, civil union laws will change N.H. workplace
  by Stevens, Charla Bizios
• New Hampshire Housing Marketing Update
  by Buck, Kendall
• Campaign financing revamp, new poker rules fail
  by Sanders, Bob
• Hospitals sue HHS over Medicaid
  by Sanders, Bob
• UNH, Conway firm team up on automated biodiesel project
• I-93 widening moving slowly
• Rail authority could usher in a new era in N.H.
  by Sanders, Bob
• Renewable energy bill goes into effect
  by Sanders, Bob
• Internship program helps students and BAE Systems
  by Halliday, Ryan J
• No sales impact seen from rising milk prices yet
  by Stone, Tracie
• Q&A with...Compaq Big Band leader Al Saloky
  by Kibbe, Cindy
• What's in your TV tube may become a recycling headache
  by Brooks, Dave
• UNHM introduces community service program
• Machinery sales set the April pace for N.H. exports
  by Simos, Evangelos Otto
• Emerging Young Entrepreneur: Brian Hooper, Mechanical Systems Inc.
  by Stone, Tracie
• College brings computer science classroom to students
• NHCTC-Laconia to launch first culinary arts program
• Q & A with... Moore Center Services CEO Paul Boynton
  by Stone, Tracie
• 'M' is for marketing
  by Kibbe, CIndy
• New green building program to debut in 2008
• Certified New Hampshire Builder Program--Applications Now Being Accepted