It's got an in-house bakeshop, a sparkling new "demo kitchen" and more than 100 employees. But this is no megamart... it's the new incarnation of Healthy Living Market, located at 222 Dorset Street. "Every department is bigger," boasts owner Katy Lesser. "We have 2000 new items on the shelves. While the store has changed, the food philosophy hasn't. There's a lot more gourmet stuff. Expanded lines of natural and organic stuff we just didn't have room to carry before," Lesser relates. What about local products? "We're all getting done reading JTie Omnivore's Dilemma around here, and we feel more committed than ever to local meat," she muses. Like everything else in the store, the produce section has also expanded. We had a nice following there, a nice regular crowd," explains co-owner ...
...'s original location in Lebanon, New Hampshire. If s a good tirae for lovers of Italian cuisine. ...
CONCORD, N.H. - As some states look to tobacco tax increases to plug budget holes, a few are bucking the national trend and saying, "If you smoke 'em, we got 'em," looking at dropping the rate to boost cigarette sales. In New Hampshire, supporters argue that reducing the tax by a dime would help the state compete with Maine, Vermont and Massachusetts, while opponents say it still would lose millions of dollars even if higher sales resulted.
It's possible for the points leader to be at the back of the Chase when it gets under way September 16 at New Hampshire. However they line 'em up, we've got a pretty good idea how they'll finish.
.../apap (10/325 mg.) to E.M., a New Hampshire resident.\18\. Beside two copies of E.M.'s driver'...
... essential to the prior judgment." New Hampshire v. Maine, 532 U.S. 742, 748-49 (2001). It "encompa...
Ramblings and rumblings: Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi, who is to governance what Charlie Sheen is to rational behavior, apparently wasn't shy about shelling out big bucks for big-name entertainers.
... simple, according to a couple of New Hampshire politicians: Toss 'em all in jail. A bill on rando...
CONCORD, N.H. - For 60 years, New Hampshire has jealously guarded the right to hold the earliest presidential primary, fending off bigger states that claimed that the small New England state was too white to represent the nation's diverse population. In its defense, New Hampshire jokingly brags that its voters won't pick a presidential candidate until they've met at least three times face-to-face - rather than seeing the person in television ads or at large events typical of bigger states. New Hampshire voters expect to shake hands with candidates at coffees that supporters host in their homes or at backyard barbecues.
Travel has been a big part of Eliot Potvin's existence since the Hampden native decided tennis was the sport for him. I remember getting out of school on a Friday afternoon and then mom and I driving down to Nashua, New Hampshire, for junior tournaments," said the Hampden native. "Sometimes I'd lose in the first round and we'd turn around and drive home the same night, but she'd always say 'we'll get 'em next weekend.'
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