NORAD volunteers are manning the Santa Tracker as we speak to make sure Santa gets where he’s supposed to be.
Step up and be counted – several open positions for city boards and commissions.
Meetings are designed to create opportunities for citizens to also talk with department heads on focused topics at various locations and times.
“Thanks to the strategic initiatives that New Hampshire has made, and our pro-growth, pro-jobs focus, more Granite Staters are working than ever before in the state’s history,” Gov. Sununu said.
New turf at Gill Stadium on the agenda for 2019, as the city seeks qualified builders to submit information by Jan. 2.
In 2019, Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rosselló will serve CSG as the national president and New Hampshire state Sen. Lou D’Allesandro will serve as the national chair.
The “Every Great Woman Starts as a Girl” scholarship was open to New Hampshire women over the age of 21 who graduated high school at least five years ago. In its inaugural year, the program received nearly 60 applications.
This is the second gathering of city officials from around the country selected to participate in a year-long program that brings city leaders together for solutions-oriented discussions and peer-to-peer learning.
Consumer Advocate D. Maurice Kreis asks federal regulators to declare that federal law preempts SB 365.
A key focus has been the rapid increase in what’s known as “neighbor spoofing.” These “neighbor-spoofing” calls commonly appear on a consumer’s caller ID with the same area code and local exchange as the consumer in order to increase the likelihood of the consumer to answer the call.