The Buzz Online

This Week's The Buzz Online Spotlight 

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 Red River in Claremont was selected to join the Homeland Security project First Source II in its small business catergory. The total project, including awards to all socio-economic catergories, is valued at $3 billion.

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Concord Hospital in Concord was certified by DNV Healthcare, an accredidation firm, as a primary stroke center hospital.

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Milestone Engineering & Construction, Inc. in Concord recieved LEED certification for its Lindt & Sprungli (USA), Inc. corporate office project in Stratham.

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Grinley Creative, an advertising, design, and website development firm, has opened in Goffstown.

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The Flip City, LLC of Merrimack leased a second location at 746 Daniel Webster Hwy in Merrimack with the help of the NAI Norwood Group of Merrimack.

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Brookstone Builders, Inc. of Manchester completed a safety improvement project for the Veterans Administration Hospital in Manchester.

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Dartmouth College in Hanover announced the founding of the Innovation Center and New Venture Incubator which will provide students with the tools necessary to start business ventures and social entrepeneurial initiatives 

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Orr & Reno in Concord rehired Neil Castaldo following his position as chief legal counsel and advisor to the president at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon which he began in 2009.

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CathoNet in Hudson donated $1,000 to the NH Food Bank in Manchester.

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Lisa Sheehy, consumer accounting/credit supervisor at NH Electric Co-op in Plymouth, was awarded the Carol A. Tracey Customer Service Award by the Northeast Public Power Association in Littleton, Mass.

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Alexandra Breed, attorney in the trusts and estates department at McLane Law Firm in Concord, Manchester, and Portsmouth, was recognized as a Five Star Wealth Manager by Five Star Professional of Eagan, Minn.

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Mason + Rich, P. A. of Concord hired Brandy Holmes as director of first impressions. Holmes has her associates degree in business administration from SNHU in Manchester.

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The Dunkin’ Donuts & Baskin-Robbins Community Foundation of Canton, Mass. donated $7,500 to the Children's Hospital at Dartmouth in Bedford.