The New Hampshire Department of Corrections recently hosted a graduation ceremony, honoring four residents receiving their high school diploma, two residents who completed their HiSET exam, and one resident who earned his bachelor’s degree from Adams State University.
Jeff Fleischer is renowned for his leadership with Youth Advocacy Program, supporting youth and families across the U.S. and globally who have experienced trauma and adversity.
The New Hampshire childcare industry got a $15.5 million boost this week, including $3.5 million to increase business health and $1.6 million to recruit and retain workforce, as the Executive Council approved allocations for several programs.
Now that Will Stewart has announced he wants to become the next Mayor of Manchester, Dan Goonan thinks he has what it takes to become Ward 2’s next alderman.
Attorney General Formella encourages borrowers to be wary of calls or texts which purport to offer debt relief, debt settlement or forgiveness programs. You can get information about all available student loan debt relief and repayment plans at www.studentaid.gov. Application to all programs are free and available online.
Experienced NHDOT Highway Maintainers also work on weekends during the busy summer months to help if you run out of gas, get a flat or need some other roadside assistance.
Earning your place in society is the American way. Our nation believes in the power of a merit-based system, which rewards hard work, dedication, and individual achievements. It is vital to recognize that true equality lies not in preferential treatment or quotas but in providing equal opportunities for all, regardless of one’s race or background. The Supreme Court’s decision reaffirms this core conservative principle, ensuring that students are evaluated on their individual merits rather than predetermined factors that undermine fairness.
Specifically, DEA investigators found that PillPack’s records did not accurately reflect its inventory for ten Schedule III-V substances: Codeine #4, Tramadol, Zolpidem, Butalbital, Alprazolam, Acetaminophen with Codeine #3, Clonazepam, Lorazepam Carisoprodol, and Lyrica.
A bipartisan bill passed by the legislature in May and currently awaiting Gov. Chris Sununu’s signature, will change the way New Hampshire students learn about the nation’s founding principles and how state and federal governments operate.
Although there is still work to do, it seems that the Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) is pleased with the progress shown by the administrative leaders of the Manchester School District.