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Story Archives of 'Craig Benson'The Governors' SummitBy Laura Knoy on Tuesday, June 14, 2005.We rebroadcast for you highlights of Monday night's Governor's summit. Laura Knoy hosts a summit of six former New Hampshire Governors along with current Governor John Lynch to talk about the issues facing New Hampshire companies. This event, put on by Business NH Magazine, will look at the legacies of these governors, what they did during their time that affected the state's current business climate and looking forward to New Hampshire's business future. Attending Governors will be Gov. Walter Peterson, Gov. John H. Sununu, Gov. Judd Gregg, Gov. Steve Merrill, Gov. Jeanne Shaheen, Gov. Craig Benson and Gov. John Lynch. This will be a taped show, we will not take any calls. High Court Hears Linda Pepin AppealBy Josh Rogers on Tuesday, May 10, 2005.Benson "Volunteer" challenges Insurance department ruling that she acted as insurance broker without a license. The former Cabletron executive faces $42,000 in fines after improproperly collecting $187,000 for her work on state health and dental contracts. How to Succeed in (Small) BusinessBy Laura Knoy on Monday, March 7, 2005.We've all had that dream, to one day start a small coffee shop or a consulting firm or clothes boutique. Many people hope of owning their own small business, yet a large percentage of them fold after just a few years. This week hopeful entrepreneurs will cross their fingers as they take part in two business competitions. The Start-Up NH Business Plan Competition 2005 will search for the best small business plan in the Granite State, while 'Peak Pitch '05', gives participants 6 minutes to pitch their business plan as they ride up a ski lift with an open-eared venture investor. Today on the Exchange, we'll find out what makes a business sink - or swim - and hear about some new efforts to get those entrepreneurs off on the right foot. Laura's guests are Governor Craig Benson, Former New Hampshire Governor and Founder of the New Hampshire Advantage Foundation. Jesse Devitte, Managing Director and Co-Founder of Borealis Ventures, member of the Start-Up NH steering committee and spokesperson for Peak Pitch '05. Roy Pang, CEO of Woomera, a small biotech company in Lebanon, NH that develops new drug to combat lung and breast cancer. Woomera was the winners of the 2004 Start-Up NH Business Plan Competition. Click here to find out more about the Start-Up NH Business Plan Competition 2005 or 'Peak Pitch 05' High Court Rules Out Juvenile Death PenaltyBy Josh Rogers on Wednesday, March 2, 2005.A death penalty ruling by the US Supreme Court will have an effect in New Hampshire. The high court has ruled that executing people who committed their crimes when they were under 18…..constitutes cruel and unusual punishment. The 5 to 4 decision invalidates laws in 19 states, including NH, which allow the execution of minors. Governor Signs off on Audit After a Short DelayBy David Darman on Wednesday, January 5, 2005.He hesitated for a while, but Tuesday Governor Craig Benson signed off on an outside audit of state finances. New Hampshire Public Radio's David Darman has more. Benson Calls Current Use Change a ThreatBy Josh Rogers on Wednesday, December 29, 2004.Governor Craig Benson is pledging to fight a proposed rule change that could increase property taxes on forest land enrolled in the state's current use program. Advocacy groups for land conservation and the timber industry, meanwhile, support the change. Lynch Team Eyes 300 Million Dollar DeficitBy Josh Rogers on Thursday, December 9, 2004.Governor-elect's budget analysts blame Benson's "shortsighted" budget strategies. Hearing Ahead for 6 Judicial NomineesBy David Darman on Wednesday, November 24, 2004.New Hampshire's Executive Council holds hearings today on Governor Benson's latest judicial nominations. The Governor made the nominations two weeks ago for six district court vacancies. Since then, unflattering details about the backgrounds of a few candidates have surfaced. New Hampshire Public Radio's David Darman has more. Lynch Basks As Benson Lays LowBy Josh Rogers on Thursday, November 4, 2004.Election results prompt understandable celebration in the Lynch camp, and an odd silence from Governor Benson. New Hampshire Public Radio's Josh Rogers has more. John Lynch Claims VictoryBy Josh Rogers on Wednesday, November 3, 2004.Hopkinton businessman bests Republican incumbent Craig Benson by about 14,000 votes. |
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