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The article reports that Portsmouth, New Hampshire-based Global Relief Technologies has integrated several technologies to develop a type of communication process. The company equips personal digital assistants (PDAs) with global positioning systems and online data gathering software. This unique communication system can be utilized almost anywhere to gather and transmit data back to an operations center.

Features the Savvy Agent system developed by Port City Web to integrate and automate the chores of real estate agents in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Update of the agent's Web database; Advantage offered by the customer registration feature; Availability of the information to the agent for follow-up.

The article presents the comments of some members of Portsmouth, New Hampshire-based nonprofit Women's Business Center regarding its closure.

The article reports on the plan of Portsmouth, New Hampshire-based Margaritas Mexican Restaurant LLC chain to launch a franchising program in the East Coast. It notes that the company aims to introduce its fajitas and eponymous cocktails across the Eastern Seaborn over 2020. According to Bob Hoffmeister, president and chief operating officer (COO) of Margaritas, the chain will be opening location in Lexington, Massachusetts, on March 23, 2010 and another in Medford on the following month.

The article presents an interview with Peter Egleston, president of Smuttynose Brewing Co. in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. He shares how he became a beer company executive from being a Spanish literature major. He explains the difference in the business of Portsmouth Brewery with that of Smuttynose. He also offers his views about the future of the craft-beer market.

The article presents a profile of Eric Robinson and his Falcon Bus Lines, the Portsmouth, New Hampshire-based charter bus company. Robinson, a former airline pilot, started his career in the transportation industry when he obtained his pilot's license at the age of 19. He does not only owns the bus line, but he is also the driver. The bus line's two 49-passenger buses costs about $700 to $850 per day.

This article presents information on the Portsmouth Black Heritage Trail. Valerie Cunningham, local historian and president of Portsmouth Black Heritage Trail, has linked 24 sites throughout downtown Portsmouth, providing a sensitive, eye-opening and often poignant look at the lives of the city's African-Americans throughout the centuries. The Black Heritage Trail is a beautiful example of mid-18th century architecture, and was the home of William Whipple, a Revolutionary War general and signer of the Declaration of Independence.

Reports on the appointment of Patricia Lynch as executive director of The Music Hall of Portsmouth, the not-for-profit performing arts venue in New Hampshire. Career achievements; Traits which resulted to Lynch's appointment.

Interviews John Perrault, poet laureate in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Passion for poetry and law; Publications of works in literary magazines and newspapers; Contribution of being a poet to the legal profession.