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New Hampshire Secretary of State David M. Scanlan reminds voters of two important deadlines ahead of election season: Changing party affiliation and candidate filing period.
Raised voices, bitter feelings, and nowhere closer to compromise. It’s conversations like these that leave us thinking: how do you talk to those different from ourselves?
Meet local business owners and community leaders to gain insight, fresh perspectives, conversation, and learn ways to engage and connect with community programs and local minority-owned businesses.
At approximately 7:39 p.m. on Feb. 9 Hooksett Police responded to a crash on West River Road near Plourde Sand and Gravel.
The guard members are from the NH Army National Guard’s 160th Engineer Detachment and the NH Air National Guard’s 157th Security Forces Squadron.
The New Hampshire Out-of-School-Time Career Pathways Initiative is a collaboration between the New Hampshire Department of Education, New Hampshire Learning Initiative, innovative businesses, and school districts in Conway, Hinsdale, Laconia, and Manchester.
The Friends of Stark Park sponsored a documentary on the life and legacy of New Hampshire American war hero General John Stark. The film was narrated by Matt Labbe and produced and edited by Kyle Heavey of Manchester Public Television.
Since Monday, nearly 100 community members have gathered all day and night at 300 Chestnut Street in Manchester, NH, to stand in solidarity with, protect the rights of, and coordinate community support for the houseless community living at the encampment near the Superior Court building.
The Daniel Webster Council–Boy Scouts of America (DWC-BSA) announce starting Nov. 7 through Nov. 14, it will be holding its 33rd annual Scouting for Food Week in New Hampshire.
This framework will allow a simple and clean integration of this new means of transportation into state roadways.
As businesses across New Hampshire continue to reopen, finding employees is a challenge in some major sectors. Connecting those employers with potential employees is the goal of a new online workforce recruitment portal developed by New Hampshire Employment Security.
“Since March, many parents have struggled to balance their own telecommuting with assisting in the education of their children at home,” said Thibault. “Teachers have missed the one-on-one interaction with their students, and students have missed their teachers and friends. Everyone involved rose to the challenge but we recognize that remote learning is not ideal.
12 students enter innovative program for no-cost Associates Degrees
Story Land amusement park is getting ready to welcome guests once again in mid-July with enhanced cleaning and sanitation measures.
The NHHEAF Network, a Concord nonprofit agency and the state’s largest source of free college planning services, announced today the immediate funding of $387,500 in emergency mini-grants for 411 New Hampshire college students affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gratuity will be ready to ship to exclusive distributor Amoskeag Beverages the first week of May 2020 and be available statewide in New Hampshire. The opportunity to say thank you to the hospitality industry who have helped us all build our business is something we cherish.
Sunday’s rally had the same message as the first two: “ICE must release all civilly-detained immigrants now to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the jail and in the wider community.”
The Governor’s Economic Re-Opening Task Force, which will develop a plan and oversee the state and private-sector actions needed to reopen New Hampshire’s economy, while minimizing the adverse impact of COVID-19 on public health, will conduct its next remote meeting from 3 – 5 pm, Friday, April 24.
The U.S. Treasury department announced Wednesday night that Social Security recipients will automatically receive direct cash assistance included in the CARES Act without having to file tax returns.
