D’Allesandro announces retirement: ‘There comes a time in a journey when there’s an end’

read more…: D’Allesandro announces retirement: ‘There comes a time in a journey when there’s an end’

“His shoes are the ones that can never be filled and his announcment today truly rings bittersweet. As Lou and his family set off on this next chapter I know that public service will still remain his North Star and we will see him continue to serve our great state. And so, as this is not goodbye, I will simply express my incalculable gratidue for his kindness, guidance and service over the years, and wish him and his famly ‘A Great American Day’.” 

‘No tolerance’ initiative results in 28 arrests on outstanding warrants, drugs and skipping court dates

read more…: ‘No tolerance’ initiative results in 28 arrests on outstanding warrants, drugs and skipping court dates

On May 15 several officers from Manchester Police and deputies from Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office were seen out and about conducting what they call a “joint enforcement day” looking for driving violations, various criminal offenses as well as people with outstanding warrants. 

Cancer patients aren’t only ones moved by Merrimack-based ‘incredible collaboration’

read more…: Cancer patients aren’t only ones moved by Merrimack-based ‘incredible collaboration’

The new program is spearheaded by the Guild of New Hampshire Woodworkers, which represents more than 760 professional and amateur woodworkers in the state, in collaboration with Pink Revolution Breast Cancer Alliance of NH, Amanda Thomas Wig & Mastectomy Boutique in Merrimack, and Merrimack High School.

CMC notifies patients of potential data breach

read more…: CMC notifies patients of potential data breach

Lamont Hanley & Associates, Inc. (LH) provides account receivable management services to Catholic Medical Center (CMC). CMC is working with LH to notify potentially impacted CMC patients about a data security incident at LH during which an unauthorized party accessed and/or acquired certain files containing personal and health information related to CMC patients, among other LH clients. 

HOPE Recovery brings more than 80 volunteers together for community clean-up

read more…: HOPE Recovery brings more than 80 volunteers together for community clean-up

Hope for NH Recovery hosted its spring clean-up event on April 20 in collaboration with various recovery residence programs across the city. The event saw enthusiastic participation from over 80 volunteers who gathered to clean up the streets surrounding the Hope for NH Recovery Center on Wilson Street.

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