LACONIA, N.H. (AP) – For the second time in four months the state has ordered contractors to stop building a 171-lot residential community, saying the work has sent runoff into Lake Winnipesaukee.

The Department of Environmental Services also ordered Atom Contracting immediately to stabilize the property.

The company was hit with a similar order in December after officials saw sediment from the construction site entering the lake.

Atom took corrective action that led the environmental services department to lift the order in January.

The company has 30 days to appeal the latest order.

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Restaurant Theft

PORSTMOUTH, N.H. (AP) – The man charged with stealing money from a restaurant has pleaded not guilty.

Zengyuan Zou, 31, is charged with two misdemeanor counts of resisting arrest and one count of receiving stolen property.

Police arrested him Friday night after an employee at the Kim Lai restaurant reported that an Asian man, later identified as Zou, had grabbed an unknown amount of cash from the register and run out the door.

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Ezenia! Relocation

BURLINGTON, Mass., (AP) – The computer networking company Ezenia! Inc. said Tuesday it will move its corporate headquarters from Burlington to Nashua, N.H.

The company said it plans to make the move in June. It also said it has relocated its sales operations to Sterling, Va.

The headquarters in Nashua will be housed in a new 6,000-square-foot facility.

The company says the moves are designed to cut costs.

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