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Center City endures as an inviting locale - Philadelphia Inquirer

Philadelphia Inquirer, PA - Apr 15, 2009

Center City endures as an inviting localeSpagnuolo, who grew up in New Hampshire and lives in Washington Square, said Philadelphia had a growing reputation as a more affordable alternative to New York City. On a break from jury duty, she had just ordered a plate of falafel and was leisurely

Portsmouth is named best place in NH to start a new business - Foster's Daily Democrat

Foster's Daily Democrat, NH - Apr 13, 2009

Portsmouth is named best place in NH to start a new businessBy GEOFF CUNNINGHAM Jr. PORTSMOUTH — Local officials say they are pleased, but not surprised that a recent BusinessWeek article has named the Port City the best small city in New Hampshire to start up a new business.

State budget hearing draws a crowd in Laconia - Laconia Citizen

Laconia Citizen, NH - Apr 15, 2009

State budget hearing draws a crowd in LaconiaBy GAIL OBER Corrections officers showed up in droves at the Laconia Middle School cafeteria to ask members of the New Hampshire Senate Finance Committee to reconsider the 2010-2011 proposed budget cuts. As part of Gov. John Lynch's proposed budget,

Ruekert/Mielke Joins VUEWorks Channel Partner Program - GISuser.com (press release)

GISuser.com (press release), MD - Apr 15, 2009

Ruekert/Mielke Joins VUEWorks Channel Partner ProgramConcord, New Hampshire - April 14, 2009 - VUEWorks, Inc. is pleased to announce that Ruekert/Mielke, Inc. (RM) of Waukesha, Wisconsin, has joined its channel partner program. RM will provide sales, implementation, training, and ASP web hosting services

The Eco-Pig Book: Pork Barrel Spending on Environmental Projects

Daily Green - Apr 15, 2009

$300000 for the University of New Hampshire for weather and air quality research - Judd Gregg (RN.H.) $300000 for the Joshua Tree National Park Visitor Center - Rep. Jerry Lewis (R-Calif.) $270000 for the Hood Canal Dissolved Oxygen Study - Rep.

Center City endures as an inviting locale - Philadelphia Inquirer

15.04.09

Don't panic. Compared to the rest of the country, we're in pretty good shape.

That's the gist of the annual state of Center City report, released yesterday by Philadelphia's Center City District (CCD).

"What is required now for Philadelphia is a calm, deep breath, a focus on facts not fears," CCD president and CEO Paul Levy wrote in the introduction.

Not to be too sanguine about the ka-thunking economy, but so far, CCD reports, Philadelphia is coping better than many other urban areas.

In its 58 pages, the report reviews 12 aspects of city life, including real estate, employment, arts and culture, education, tourism, and transportation. In nearly every category, it finds that Philadelphia is on a steady course. One advantage is the city's Franklinesque tradition of moderation. Since we didn't enjoy the lucrative thrills of high-risk finance and real estate over the last few years, we aren't hurtling back down to earth now.

"Places that did not engage in speculative . . . initiatives have been spared a great deal of suffering," the report says.

Source: Philadelphia Inquirer, PA