If it’s Wednesday then LNA Health Careers employees must be eating free lunch at Diz’s Cafe

read more…: If it’s Wednesday then LNA Health Careers employees must be eating free lunch at Diz’s Cafe

Every Wednesday as a part of her routine Judi Window slides a “reserved” sign on one of the long tables at Diz’s Cafe. She’s making a space for the lunch bunch from LNA Health Careers at the request of Kerri Dutton, company president and the brains behind a rather unique way to keep her staff of instructors well-fed and motivated.

April 16: 4th Annual NH Veterans Summit at the Currier Museum

read more…: April 16: 4th Annual NH Veterans Summit at the Currier Museum

Building on the momentum to better coordinate both care and awareness efforts surrounding the widespread availability of services to New Hampshire Veterans and their families, Swim With A Mission (SWAM) is hosting the 4th Annual NH Veterans Summit to improve the essential connections needed to maximize the good work being done by dozens of nonprofit Veteran Service Organizations (VSOs).

City accepts resignation from Director of Housing Stability after negotiating $57K settlement

read more…: City accepts resignation from Director of Housing Stability after negotiating $57K settlement

A termination meeting for Director of Housing Stability Adrienne Beloin scheduled for Thursday at 4:30 p.m. was officially canceled about 15 minutes before it was to start after an agreement was reached between attorneys representing both the city and Beloin, who has instead resigned.

In the midst of current internal chaos at City Hall, shelter manager says safe operations will continue as usual

read more…: In the midst of current internal chaos at City Hall, shelter manager says safe operations will continue as usual

In light of the current shake-up at City Hall, including Mayor Ruais’ decision Friday to place Director of Housing Stability Adrienne Beloin – King’s boss – on administrative leave, King on Tuesday met with the mayor to make sure they are on the same page about what’s best for the 40+ individuals receiving shelter from the city, and the progress that’s been made.

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