May 11: Dinner & Dance fundraiser to benefit senior services
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A night of dancing and dining to support 8 Community Action Programs.
Entrepreneurs of color in Manchester and surrounding towns are eligible to apply. Business owners can apply online. Also, entrepreneurs of color can attend a workshop and get help with their applications May 6, from 9 to 11 a.m., in the Community Loan Fund’s Manchester office at 30 Amherst St. Awardees will be notified the week of May 22; an awards celebration will be held May 31.
Supported by a three-year federal grant, Goodwill NNE and Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) are continuing their successful partnership through the campus-based School of Education and AmeriCorps: Manchester Excels, an innovative, 14-month program to help aspiring teachers realize their dream.
Today, Kevin Cavanaugh, current Ward 1 Alderman and former State Senator, announced the launch of his campaign for mayor of Manchester.
On May 27 the community is invited to come together to walk or run, enjoy lunch, games, raffles and entertainment, while at the same time supporting suicide prevention with Mental Illness Awareness and Suicide Prevention (MIASP).
The annual Fiesta Shows spring carnival returns this week during school vacation.
To prepare for the VRC tournaments held throughout the season, each team worked together to design, build, and program a robot that could quickly and efficiently solve specific challenges that come with playing this year’s game, called Spin Up.
U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) led the New Hampshire congressional delegation in announcing $9,046,434 from the U.S. Department of Treasury for the State of New Hampshire through the Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) program. These funds, allocated under the ERA2 program created by congressional Democrats’ American Rescue Plan Act, assists New Hampshire renters with rent and other housing expenses, including energy and utility costs.
New Hampshire is known for its entrepreneurial spirit and this trend is continuing with the rise of young entrepreneurs. More and more young people in the state are bringing their passion, innovation, and a desire to make a positive impact on their communities, and our NH 2023 Young Entrepreneur of the Year, Nick Gray, is no exception.
On Wednesday, May 3, the American Independence Museum (AIM) will open its doors for 2023, a season in which visitors will be introduced to the museum’s new three-year inclusivity and diversity theme, We Are One. Launched earlier in 2023, We Are One represents AIM’s organizational focus on developing programs, exhibits, and tour experiences that honor many perspectives, including those often marginalized in history.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats, the Double-A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays, outlasted the Somerset Patriots on Wednesday night, defeating the defending Eastern League champions 4-3 at TD Bank Ballpark.
Barre Life will be hosting a donation-based 45-minute community mat pilates/barre class to benefit the Palace Youth Theatre on May 15 at The Rex Theatre.
Three-term alderman and nonprofit CEO running for Mayor of Manchester adds veteran New Hampshire political strategist to campaign team.
Longmeadow Congregational Church is holding its annual yard sale and flea market on June 3 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The Nashua Public Library, in partnership with the Community Development Division and the Division of Public Health & Community Services, is hosting a new community event focused on bringing the community together to learn more about sustainable projects, practices, and organizations in Nashua.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats, the Double-A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays, picked up a series finale win on Sunday afternoon, defeating the Portland Sea Dogs 3-2 at Delta Dental Stadium.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats, the Double-A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays, couldn’t generate enough offense on Friday night, falling to the Portland Sea Dogs 3-1 at Delta Dental Stadium.
The fun-filled event has something for all ages. Children can explore a wide range of trucks and vehicles, such as a fire truck, tractor, race car and simulator, bearcats, police cruiser, delivery truck, antique cars and more.
Borja Alvarez de Toledo, president and CEO of Waypoint, the oldest human service agency in New Hampshire, concurs: “The CFI provider network is in danger of collapse. Without a meaningful increase in funding, we will be forced to end those services leaving hundreds without care. It is an impossible and heartbreaking situation.”