Coupon Queen: Save more by matching grocery-store coupons to sales
By Nina Bianchino
Couponing is a passion, and some people have it and some people don't. You don't have to be all or nothing, though. You may never buy a Sunday paper, dig through coupon bins at the local stores (but those are great too) or clip a coupon, but they are everywhere. The ones that print out at the register when you do your shopping with your shopper card (called catalinas) are a great way to save a little. Those are generally specific to what you buy or maybe a brand trying to get people to buy a particular product. Hannaford has magazines that always have coupons, and you can pick one up when you go shopping and it won't cost you a thing if you are buying groceries anyway. They are already there for the taking and free. If you keep them with you, there will always be savings!
Tip for today: Pick up the grocery store flyer prior to shopping and make your plan before going, you will save more if you spend time matching coupons to sales. THAT is how you get free items.
Nina Bianchino can be reached on Facebook at MOMoirs:Confessionsofacouponqueen or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Contact Bianchino if you're interested in coupon classes.
Couponing is a passion, and some people have it and some people don't. You don't have to be all or nothing, though. You may never buy a Sunday paper, dig through coupon bins at the local stores (but those are great too) or clip a coupon, but they are everywhere. The ones that print out at the register when you do your shopping with your shopper card (called catalinas) are a great way to save a little. Those are generally specific to what you buy or maybe a brand trying to get people to buy a particular product. Hannaford has magazines that always have coupons, and you can pick one up when you go shopping and it won't cost you a thing if you are buying groceries anyway. They are already there for the taking and free. If you keep them with you, there will always be savings!
Tip for today: Pick up the grocery store flyer prior to shopping and make your plan before going, you will save more if you spend time matching coupons to sales. THAT is how you get free items.
Nina Bianchino can be reached on Facebook at MOMoirs:Confessionsofacouponqueen or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Contact Bianchino if you're interested in coupon classes.
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Car dealer exceeds $204,695 in donations to local schools
GORHAM — Berlin City Auto Group, a family of dealerships founded in 1980 in New England, and its Drive for Education foundation, a forward-thinking program created by the employees of Berlin City Auto Group, has announced the award recipients in its Drive for Education program. Donating $9,000 to seven K-12 schools in the Gorham, N.H. region, Berlin City Auto Group has exceeded awarding of $204,695 to local schools in Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire. Recipient schools will be honored with a check presentation at Berlin City Auto Group dealership in Gorham on Wednesday.
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The expo was held at the Omni Mount Washington Hotel. Awards for Non-Profit Organization of the Year, Student Entrepreneur of the Year and Sustainable Business of the Year were also presented. Each award winner received a plaque and a governor's citation.
CONWAY — Memorial Hospital was named Employer of the Year and Margarita Grill received the Entrepreneur of the Year Award at Mount Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce's 15th annual Business to Business Expo Tuesday.
The expo was held at the Omni Mount Washington Hotel. Awards for Non-Profit Organization of the Year, Student Entrepreneur of the Year and Sustainable Business of the Year were also presented. Each award winner received a plaque and a governor's citation.
QuickBooks: 10 tips to perfect check-printing in QuickBooks
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If you used small business accounting products in the early days, you know how frustrating it was to print checks correctly from your software. Pre-printed checks weren't cheap, and you probably printed at least a few that didn't line up right or were otherwise unusable.
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