Market Basket’s latest ownership dispute won’t affect operations at its stores, including 33 in New Hampshire, company officials have told employees and customers.
Manchester firefighters responded to a multi-vehicle crash after an electric vehicle lost control in a grocery store parking lot, crashing into several parked cars.
A city resident was awarded more than $134,000 in lost wages and damages after a federal jury agreed with him that his supervisors at Market Basket discriminated against him when they twice promoted much younger and less experienced co-workers over him.
Anyone accused of a crime is innocent unless proven guilty by a court of law.
Anyone with information on this man is asked to contact officer James Pittman at 603-792-5802.
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For those who miss the daily updates about the family feud, workers’ allegiance to Artie T, customer loyalty and the final outcome, there’s this: “We the People: The Market Basket Effect” will be shown for a limited time in theaters in and around Boston starting April 14, including three NH showings.
Police have identified the name of the victim and driver in the tragic Jan. 7 pedestrian accident near Market Basket, which resulted in the death of a Hooksett woman.
A woman seriously injured Thursday night after she was struck by a car on West Auburn Street has died, police say.
May you find all the corned beef and cabbage you’re looking for this St. Patrick’s Day!
Sale of Market Basket to Artie T. Demoulas was completed in a $1.6 billion deal Dec. 12.
How did Rick Cohen become the richest guy in NH? Read on.
“…The shareholders and the Company would like to thank Market Basket customers and partners for their strong support through the years. Our shared goal is to return Market Basket to the supermarket that its customers have come to rely on for service, quality and best prices. We look forward to seeing you at your local Market Basket.”
Market Basket employs nearly 9,500 people in total in New Hampshire.
