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Learn about the indigenous life on and around the lands where Saint Anselm College now stands, and the past and present realities of indigenous life in N’Dakinna, the Western Abenaki homeland where we now live and work.
With the welfare of our staff, patients, and community in mind, Southern New Hampshire’s major healthcare systems—Catholic Medical Center, SolutionHealth (Elliot Health System & Southern New Hampshire Health) and St. Joseph Hospital—as well as the Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester have announced mandatory COVID-19 vaccine policies for their organizations.
As part of the NH Preservation Alliance Seven to Save celebration, the public is invited to tour the Chandler House on October 28.
Sunday block party, free for all to attend.
Free event featuring food, entertainment and community.
The NH Emergency Rental Assistance Program (NHERAP) provides funds to renters who cannot pay their rent and utilities during the pandemic. The program works with tenants and landlords.
Several hundred NH high school students visit Manchester Community College to explore high-demand auto tech careers.
The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester annually recognizes those in the community who have shown an outstanding commitment to and advocacy for those with mental illness. This year’s recipients are Senator Donna Soucy, who will be presented with the Wheelock-Nardi Advocacy Award, and Jeff Seifert, chosen for the 2021 Community Leadership Award.
Amber Nicole Cannan teaches biblical lessons through her free art workshop Sundays at Brookside Church.
Featured presenter Geoffrey C. Ward is the principal writer of the television mini-series the Civil War (1990) and has collaborated with the series’ co-producer Ken Burns on most of the documentaries Burns has made including Jazz, Baseball, The War, The Vietnam War and most recently, Hemingway, that premiered earlier this year.
Among this year’s recipients was Manchester Ink Link Contributor Constance Cherise, recognized for Excellence in Journalism.
The Millyard Museum will host a gala opening of its newest collaborative photographic exhibit, “New Hampshire Now,” on Oct. 5 at 5 p.m.
Nashua Community Arts announced Monday evening that it has received a pledge for a $1 million donation for the new Nashua Performing Arts Center according to board President Rich Lannan.
A semi-annual Rare Coin and Currency Expo returns to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, 700 Elm St., starting Friday, Oct. 1 and Saturday, Oct 2, brought to you by EBW Promotions, LLC.
Registration is open for the conference, which provides professional development opportunities, collaboration, and connections among social scientists and educators in New Hampshire.
The New Hampshire Down Syndrome Association will be hosting the annual Buddy Walk fundraiser and family picnic Sept. 25 at NH State House Plaza. Create or join a team and walk with us. If you are unable to walk please consider donating.
Lace up your sneakers, leash up your canines and show us your Halloween costumes….for both yourself and your four-legged companions.
The fair will take place outdoors near the Spruce Lodge, rain or shine. Students can meet with representatives from each school to explore opportunities and learn about academic programs.
Story of U.S. aviators in World War I won first-ever ‘Best Picture’; Aviation Museum benefit screening to feature live musical accompaniment.
