My Three Words for 2022

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The words themselves are meant to act as a trigger for action and for guidance. Choosing three words to guide my year and my actions have long proven to be helpful in both stable and turbulent times and works far better than New Year’s resolutions that quickly fall by the wayside.

Art in our Parks: A Pop Up Gallery Show featuring the Stark Park Artwork of Peter Noonan

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Here’s your chance to meet the artist and view Peter’s inspired works honoring the 2021 improvements to the lower 15 acres of Stark Park and the Heritage Trail. Signed, limited edition prints will be available for purchase for $200. Snacks and drinks will also be served.

Communicast: Manchester is the linchpin to NH Rail Trails and the Granite State Rail Trail Corridor

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New Hampshire’s major spine is the Granite State Rail Trail and its biggest gap is from Concord to Manchester.  it is the segments within the City of Manchester that have become the focus of the all-volunteer Manchester Moves organization.

Back to the future of school with Prenda and learning pods

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If you could fix the future by going into the past, would you do it? In that famous scene in the 1985 Movie, Back to the Future, Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) learns that  “Doc” Brown (Christopher Lloyd) built a time machine out of a DeLorean and asks why?  Doc Brown replies, “The way I see it, if you’re gonna build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style?

Keith Spiro Communicast with Josh Verrill at the Launch of “4AM Demand” a SaaS for these times.

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At the heart of what co-founders Heather Stokes and Josh Verrill are doing is creating a business that hopes to inspire people to be better, bolder marketers with tools so they don’t have to be awake worrying at 4 a.m. With the kind of year businesses have had, they look to minimize the complexity in how to market and how to scale early-stage high growth businesses in the Software as a Service (SaaS) space.

Making the Big Jump at Webster House

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Since 1884 Webster House in Manchester New Hampshire has been providing a safe supportive alternative place for children unable to live at home. Communicast sat down with the newly appointed leadership team of Michelle O’Malley (CEO) and Blair Stairs (Executive Director of Operations and longtime employee) along with Ed Ithier (Board President and long-time volunteer) for a conversation about unwavering mission and change in this time of a global pandemic.

Community stewardship in action at Stark Park on Celebrate Trails Day in Manchester

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With a full year of restrictions on indoor gatherings, Manchester Moves ignited a tremendous outpouring of volunteerism focused on outdoor recreation. Their long-term vision is connecting and expanding rail trails and rail with trail options that promote outdoor activity and good health.

The Cats came back – you might have thought the feline-inspired catwalk was a goner

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Yes, the Cats came back, they just couldn’t stay away.  Back in 2019, Liz Hitchcock and the team from Orbit Group, worked with the City of Manchester to meet code and add an artsy twist to the pedestrian crosswalk just outside The Bookery. It didn’t wear well but entrepreneurs aren’t fazed by minor setbacks.  Lessons learned, warm days, reformulation of a product with a three-year warranty and the Cats came back yesterday to Elm Street.

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