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Dick Phelan to serve as Grand Marshal for 26th Annual St. Patrick’s Parade

read more…: Dick Phelan to serve as Grand Marshal for 26th Annual St. Patrick’s Parade

The St. Patrick’s Parade committee has announced that Richard “Dick” Phelan has been named as the Grand Marshal of the 26th annual Manchester St. Patrick’s Parade, which will be held on Sunday, March 26.  Each year, the parade names a Grand Marshal who is of Irish heritage and Catholic faith, who has contributed to the betterment of the greater Manchester area. 

‘Our moms are in crisis, here in this state and across the country…the ER cannot be the only option for moms in crisis’

read more…: ‘Our moms are in crisis, here in this state and across the country…the ER cannot be the only option for moms in crisis’

The TRIUMPH for New Moms Act creates a federal task force and national strategy to improve maternal mental health outcomes and expand mental health resources for new mothers, was signed into law last month.

Superior Court decision: Manchester Police supervisor names to be released in racist meme case

read more…: Superior Court decision: Manchester Police supervisor names to be released in racist meme case

 In its decision, the court wrote, “Whether the supervisors’ inaction in response to Detective Horn’s text constitutes acceptance or tacit support of racist or ‘grossly inappropriate and racially insensitive’ behavior, or is emblematic of systemic racism within the Manchester Police Department, is a matter fit for public discourse.”

State files action against 2 cryptocurrency firms accused of defrauding NH investors

read more…: State files action against 2 cryptocurrency firms accused of defrauding NH investors

n July of 2022, Voyager and Celsius commenced voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. The Bureau submitted its bankruptcy claims for both matters, which includes restitution for New Hampshire Investors.

Nashua United Way seeks volunteers to help with tax time VITA program

read more…: Nashua United Way seeks volunteers to help with tax time VITA program

IRS-certified volunteers are the unsung heroes of tax filing season. Every year, they step up to help taxpayers successfully file their tax returns. Anyone who wants to make a difference in their community, learn about tax preparation and earn continuing education credits should consider volunteering.

Diocese of Manchester welcomes Tara Bishop as Communications Director

read more…: Diocese of Manchester welcomes Tara Bishop as Communications Director

The Diocese of Manchester, the Roman Catholic Church in New Hampshire, has hired Tara Bishop of Manchester as Communications Director. She is responsible for sharing the news and ministerial works of the Church and serves as Diocesan spokesperson. Bishop handles media relations, oversees print and online communications, and supports the public relations efforts of the Diocese of Manchester.

March 16: Coach Ryan Day to talk professional development during speaker series at Boys & Girls Club of Manchester 

read more…: March 16: Coach Ryan Day to talk professional development during speaker series at Boys & Girls Club of Manchester 

The Boys & Girls Club of Manchester (BGCM) will be hosting its Speakers Series Luncheon on Thursday, March 16. The Professional Speaker’s Luncheon appeals to the corporate community, focusing on enhancing professional development by featuring inspiring, motivational speakers. Held at the Union Street Clubhouse of the Boys & Girls Club of Manchester, this event attracts 220 business professionals from the greater Manchester community.

NH Food Bank awarded more than $660K through USDA GusNIP Nutrition Incentive Projects grant

read more…: NH Food Bank awarded more than $660K through USDA GusNIP Nutrition Incentive Projects grant

“Approximately 7 percent of all New Hampshire residents, including approximately 9.5 percent of children, struggle with food insecurity in New Hampshire, and this partnership will enable us to combat hunger by expanding our current network of 88 market outlets that serve Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) participants to more outlets and locations across the state.”

Get hired: Manchester Proud seeks part-time Communications Coordinator

read more…: Get hired: Manchester Proud seeks part-time Communications Coordinator

Manchester Proud is seeking to hire a Communications Coordinator to co-develop,  manage, and implement its community communications plan. The Communications Coordinator is a new part-time position, reporting to Manchester Proud’s Volunteer  Coordinator and Community Partnerships Coordinator. 

‘Is Edward Snowden Single?’ now showing at The Player’s Ring through Jan. 29

read more…: ‘Is Edward Snowden Single?’ now showing at The Player’s Ring through Jan. 29

How exactly is a person supposed to live with integrity in such trying times? More importantly, is Edward Snowden single? Director Tyler Christie and his expert cast of New York actors tackle these questions and more in their production of Kate Cortesi’s hilarious and thought-provoking play, “Is Edward Snowden Single?” at The Players’ Ring Theatre now through Jan. 29.

Granite YMCA awarded $1 million ARPA grant from Hillsborough County for capital improvements

read more…: Granite YMCA awarded $1 million ARPA grant from Hillsborough County for capital improvements

The Granite YMCA was recently awarded $1 Million Dollars in grant funding by Hillsborough County. The award is part of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding from which the Hillsborough County Board of Commissioners has approved $12,419,645 to area non-profits.

Currier invites community to celebrate MLK day Jan. 16 with collaborative mural project led by artist Richard Haynes Jr.

read more…: Currier invites community to celebrate MLK day Jan. 16 with collaborative mural project led by artist Richard Haynes Jr.

“We are thrilled to be hosting Richard Haynes, one of New Hampshire’s most beloved living artists,” said  Bruce McColl, director of engagement at the Currier Museum. “Richard’s creative and uplifting spirit will surely bring us all together. And to make this an even more memorable day, our generous sponsors and  friends at Citizens will also be joining the celebration.”

Welcome to Cat Alley Cafe: Artist’s creation inspires brand refresh with artful focus at Bookery’s cafe

read more…: Welcome to Cat Alley Cafe: Artist’s creation inspires brand refresh with artful focus at Bookery’s cafe

Tulip Hospitality owner and operator Tom Puskarich’s latest venture has a new name and new look. Formerly known as Café at Bookery, the rebranded Cat Alley Cafe inside the downtown bookstore is inspired by Brooke Van Gurp, Cat Alley muralist and longtime employee of Restoration Café – and now operations manager at Cat Alley Cafe.

Free online winter class schedule announced for Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications 

read more…: Free online winter class schedule announced for Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications 

Resolving to improve your communications or First Amendment knowledge for 2023? Registration is now open for online winter classes at Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications. Sign up and commit to learning a new skill in the New Year. Classes are free and open to all. Winter classes are taught online and require pre-registration. Dates and times vary. You can learn more about all the class offerings, and register, at loebschool.org. 

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