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New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission Reaffirms Eminent Domain Order Pennichuck Corporation (NASDAQ: PNNW) today announced that on Friday, March 13, the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission (“NHPUC”) issued its order in response to the motions for rehearing or reconsideration that had been filed by the Company and by the City of Nashua, New Hampshire relating to their ongoing eminent domain dispute. In the March 13 ruling, the NHPUC denied the motions of both parties in their entirety on the basis that neither party had presented any new arguments or evidence that the NHPUC had not previously considered. Under New Hampshire law, the parties have thirty days to file appeals to the New Hampshire Supreme Court after denial of a motion for reconsideration.	3/16/09
Pennichuck Corporation Retains Investment Banking Firm Pennichuck Corporation (NASDAQ: PNNW) today announced that it has engaged the investment banking firm of Boenning & Scattergood, Inc. (www.boenninginc.com) to advise it regarding a possible comprehensive settlement of its ongoing eminent domain dispute with the City of Nashua, New Hampshire. A settlement could involve Nashua’s acquisition of some or all of the assets of Pennichuck or one or more of its subsidiaries or, alternatively, the shares of Pennichuck stock. On November 18, 2008, the City of Nashua announced that it was hiring an investment banking firm to assist it in exploring all possible ways that it might acquire Pennichuck Water Works by means other than eminent domain.	2/13/09
Pennichuck Corporation Comments On City of Nashua Press Release Pennichuck Corporation (NASDAQ: PNNW) today commented on a press release that was issued by the City of Nashua, New Hampshire yesterday. In its press release, the City announced that it is hiring two advisory firms to assist it in exploring all possible ways that it might acquire the Company’s Pennichuck Water Works, Inc. regulated utility subsidiary by means other than eminent domain.	11/19/08
Pennichuck Corporation Announces Results of New Survey Regarding Proposed Eminent Domain Taking of Subsidiary’s Assets Pennichuck Corporation (NASDAQ: PNNW) today announced the results of a new survey conducted from September 25 – 28, 2008 by American Research Group regarding the City of Nashua’s proposed taking of the operating assets of the Company’s Pennichuck Water Works, Inc. regulated utility subsidiary (“PWW”) by eminent domain.	10/16/08
Pennichuck Corporation Comments On Gabelli Research Report Pennichuck Corporation (NASDAQ: PNNW) today commented on a September 3, 2008 research report issued by Gabelli & Company, Inc. (“Gabelli”) regarding the Company (the “Gabelli Report”). Based on Schedule 13D filings to-date with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Gabelli beneficially owns approximately 14% of Pennichuck’s outstanding common shares.	10/10/08
Customer Survey Results regarding Eminent Domain	9/28/08
New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission Issues Eminent Domain Order	7/28/08
Stay Agreement with City of Nashua Expires Without Reaching Comprehensive Settlement	7/16/07
Statutory Amendment Approved by New Hampshire House and Senate SB206 Now Awaits Final Action by Governor	6/13/07
Pennichuck and Nashua Agree to Extend Postponement of Eminent Domain Proceedings	5/15/07
Public Utilities Commission Approves Postponement of Eminent Domain Proceedings	1/16/07
Pennichuck and Nashua Agree to Postpone Eminent Domain Proceedings	1/16/07
Newspaper Article Reports That City Of Nashua Plans To Make Offer To Buy Pennichuck	11/20/06
PUC Staff: Nashua's Plan to Take Pennichuck - Not in the Public Interest	4/13/06
Mark A. Naylor Testimony	4/13/06
Randall S. Knepper Testimony	4/13/06
Amanda O. Noonan Testimony	4/13/06
Pennichuck Announces Management Changes as Top Executive Tapped for American Water CEO Post	3/20/06
Merrimack and Milford Officials Share Grave Concern About City of Nashua's Attempt to Take Over Pennichuck Water Works	3/1/06
Public Utilities Commission Filing Shows Eminent Domain Case Against Pennichuck Not In Public Interest and Expensive	1/12/06
NH Supreme Court Ruling A Setback For Taxpayers	11/16/05
Press Statement	10/6/05
City Selects French-Owned Company to Operate Water System	9/8/05
Pennichuck Seeks Dismissal of Case Before Public Utilities Commission	9/6/05
Pennichuck Corporation Announces the Successful Completion of its Common Stock Offering	7/18/05
Pennichuck Blasts Nashua's Process for Selecting Water System Operator	7/14/05
Strong Level of Opposition to Attempted Takeover of Pennichuck	4/27/05
Pennichuck Corporation Finds Answer to Citizen Concerns	2/15/05
N.H. Public Utilities Commission Stops Nashua from Taking Two Pennichuck Water Utilities	12/8/04
Pennichuck Maintains Right To Sue City of Nashua	12/3/04
Shareholders Demonstrate Support	4/26/04
Pennichuck Corporation Sues Nashua for $5-6 Million	4/20/04
Pennichuck Seeks Injunction to Halt Nashua Eminent Domain Petition	4/8/04
Pennichuck Subsidiaries Ask for Dismissal of Nashua Eminent Domain Petition	4/6/04
Pennichuck Corporation Announces Receipt of City of Nashua's Petition To Public Utilities Commission	3/26/04
Pennichuck Seeks Declaratory Judgment on Eminent Domain Law	2/4/04
Pennichuck & Philadelphia Suburban Agree to Terminate Merger Agreement	2/4/03
Nashua Voters Approve Referendum Regarding Municipalization of Pennichuck	1/15/03