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The Joe Yukica/New Hampshire Chapter of the National Football Foundation is proud to announce that Bedford High School senior Brody Helton is the winner of the 2025 Joe Yukica Player of the Year Award.
During the month of October, Mr. Mac’s Macaroni and Cheese held their annual “Mac Gives Back” fundraising event. Mr. Mac’s believes Kids Should be Kids…not Hungry – and are pleased to announce the event raised $3,000, which will be donated to the Manchester Police Athletic League and the Boys & Girls Club of Manchester.
A military Veteran, Aldenberg was a natural choice for Easterseals NH & VT to get the campus operational through the first critical steps. Having achieved this, Aldenberg will now transition responsibilities to new leadership and will remain engaged to support continuity and a smooth transition.
This annual holiday tradition features your Christmas favorites, complete with an afternoon of interactive sing-along fun that will make you remember fond times growing up with the holiday music of your life (with a few surprises).
Catholic Medical Center (CMC) and Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains successfully hosted the inaugural Mental Health Summit on Saturday, November 22 at Manchester Community College, drawing 230 girls (grades 2–12) and their adult mentors for a day dedicated to mental wellness and suicide prevention.
The Joe Yukica/New Hampshire Chapter of the National Football Foundation last week announced the three finalists for the 2025 Yukica Player-of-the-Year Award, as chosen by a vote of NHIAA head coaches and media members who cover NHIAA football.
The holiday season kicks off with the 3rd Annual Merrymaking on West Merrimack, a free street festival that transforms West Merrimack Street into a winter wonderland surrounded by the historic Amoskeag Millyard housing. The event invites families, friends and neighbors to gather for an afternoon of music, food, shopping and holiday cheer.
The NH Therapeutic Cannabis Program has been operating with little fanfare and minimal public attention since it began serving patients in 2016. This year, we look forward to bringing this program out of the shadows and into the light at New Hampshire’s inaugural Cannabis Conference.
The $100 million inaugural issuance marks a major milestone in the integration of digital assets with traditional capital markets.
Located at 153 Ash Street, it works to financially support community health organizations that provide care to those most in need, including Health Care for the Homeless and Poisson Dental Facility.