By JILLIAN JORGENSENMembers of Bedford’s development, real estate and engineering professions got together to discuss the town’s business climate on July 22, part of the Bedford Economic Development Commission’s effort to reach out to the community about what kind of economic development function they would like to see in ...

BY DERRICK PERKINSPlanning board agendas may be lighter this spring than during past years, but town officials say the economy has not kept businesses from coming to the border community. “There are signs of life in the economy here locally. There are projects coming before the planning board,” said Ross Moldoff, Salem’s ...

BY STEPHEN BEALEEditor’s note: This is part one in a series on economic development in Bedford. Next week: How the airport will transform South River Road near Merrimack. Officials and the public got a lesson on Economic Development 101, hearing from a series of speakers about the conditions and policies conducive to business growth, which ...

BY JENN McDOWELLOne response has already come back from a grocery developer interested in the 12-acre parcel off of Exit 3 in Candia. The Exit 3 Committee announced the delivery of Requests for Proposals to area grocers. More will be sent out shortly, said committee member John Cole, who compiled the document outlining the town’s intent for ...

Pembroke is poised for developmentBY NICHOLAS BROWN Despite its maxed-out sewer plant, Pembroke is ripe for new businesses, according to representatives from the state’s Economic Development Department. “Pembroke is right in that bullseye in the Concord market that is growing rapidly,” said Michael Bergeron, business ...