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The goal was to sell 1,000 tickets at $100 a piece raising $100,000 for veterans. With a lot of support from the community, that goal was hit!
The march will leave Hartnett parking lot, 99 Lowell St., Manchester at 2:30 pm for the Bridge Street bridge, and return to NEP House of Praise around 3:30 p.m. for a speaking event which will feature stories from those who were leaders in the movement for voting rights, every day people who witnessed the Civil Rights Movement, and the challenges still facing the movement today.
As cannabis becomes legal across the country, this new and developing field of law is becoming more prevalent. This conference is open to all students and the community, as well as practicing attorneys with the option to obtain CLE credits.
Kate Sinding Daly, a veteran environmental advocate, has joined Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) as the organization’s Senior Vice President of Law and Policy. She will serve as a member of CLF’s executive council and oversee the organization’s advocacy efforts in all six New England States.
“The design for the van was thoughtful and it reflects some of what is missing from the way we talk about overdose prevention services,” says Executive Director Lauren McGinley. “When lives are saved in any community, there is joy in that. The van is beautiful because these services are beautiful and that needs to be celebrated.”
Miller’s appointment was approved at the Governor and Executive Council meeting on February 8. She was officially sworn in Feb. 22 at the Secretary of State’s Office. A Concord resident, she will fill the vacancy left by Brian Burford, who retired in December 2022.
Following years of record hiring, in the first half of 2023 Fidelity expects to hire another 4,000 people, focusing on customer service and tech, including 311 new roles in New Hampshire. Fidelity, a privately-owned company, has been rolling out new benefits to make long-term investments in its people, including a fully funded undergraduate degree benefit.
The New Hampshire Business Committee for the Arts (NHBCA) has extended the application and nomination deadline for its 39th Annual Arts Awards to February 24. As the only statewide event honoring outstanding business partnerships and engagement in the arts, NHBCA is in search of individuals, businesses and organizations who make a significant contribution to the state’s arts and cultural scene.
The Founders Academy Public Charter School’s Dean of School, Cassie Hayes, is pleased to announce recipients of the 2nd Quarter Honor Roll for the 2022-2023 academic year.
The ACLU of New Hampshire and Preti Flaherty LLP can continue with their lawsuit seeking damages on behalf of Jose Daniel Guerra-Castañeda, after a federal court yesterday rejected the government’s motion to dismiss the suit.
More than 80 elementary, middle and high school students and mentors from around New Hampshire and Vermont unite at Manchester Community College on February 18-19th for the 2022-2023 VEX Robotics Competition game. More than 40 teams who will compete with and against other schools in a series of back-to-back robotics challenges, with the goal of advancing to the VEX World Championship this spring.
“We are doubling our commitment to the City of Nashua and to supporting local arts and culture,” said Ken Sheldon, President, Bank of America New Hampshire. “Nashua holds special significance to Bank of America, which has roots in the city dating back to the 19th century, and as one of our state’s most creative communities. The arts are alive in Nashua, and Bank of America believes the arts are critical to educating and enriching our society, bringing communities together, and creating greater cultural understanding.”
Shaheen & Gordon have withdrawn from state court litigation to file all claims with the YDC Settlement Fund
Watch Libertarians vs. Republicans as they go stick-to-stick on the ice for charity on Feb. 25 at JFK Coliseum, 303 Beech St.
Easterseals NH announces that Michele Talwani has joined the agency as senior vice president of community relations.
Catholic Medical Center (CMC), the state-contracted provider of The Doorway of Greater Manchester, has partnered with Easterseals NH Farnum to be the Extended Doorway. Individuals seeking immediate substance use treatment services for themselves, patients, or loved ones can now access care in Manchester after hours and throughout the weekend.
The ACLU of New Hampshire on Thursday filed a petition at the New Hampshire Supreme Court seeking to make public the court documents of lawsuits from individual police officers who are seeking removal from the state’s “Laurie List.” The “Laurie List,” formally titled the Exculpatory Evidence Schedule (EES), is maintained by the N.H. Department of Justice and consists of police officers who have engaged in misconduct that reflects negatively on their credibility or trustworthiness.
The Department of Veterans Affairs Manchester Healthcare System has cancelled in-person patient appointments at the Manchester VA Medical Center (VAMC) and Tilton Community Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC) due to infrastructure issues related to recent frigid weather conditions consisting of water and heating concerns.
Men in tuxes will be singing “I love you” this coming Valentine’s Day in New Hampshire, leaving scores of lucky romantics speechless. Each year the International Barbershop Harmony Society’s Singing Valentines program is celebrated locally by the Concord Coachmen, a community chorus formed in 1957.
