What’s the greatest lessons he’s learned these past few weeks? Connect even if you can’t have contact. Your circle of “OK-ness” goes beyond your immediate family when you share readings and tours of your writing space a la Neil Gaiman, or you re-jiggle your time management roadmap. Routine is overrated. If your life is happier, your writing will be better.
Roll up your sleeves and discover your inner potter.
The Governor’s plan, which he announced in conjunction with Democrats on October 30 of this year, is shored up by two LSRs (HB 1629 and HB 1632). One bill would make zoning for low-income or high-density housing mandatory while forcing zoning and planning boards to accept training in the philosophy of “new urbanism” — an internationally-bred fad that has invaded the country. The other bill would give more tax breaks to developers for building specific types of projects.
The American College of Health Care Administrators (ACHCA) named Joe Bohunicky, NHA, administrator of Mt. Carmel Rehabilitation & Nursing Center in Manchester, as a recipient of the 2018 Eli Pick Facility Leadership Award.
Catholic Charities New Hampshire, which provides comprehensive, person-centered care to senior citizens across New Hampshire, announces the appointment of Alain J. Bernard, NHA as assistant vice president, healthcare services.
The New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration (NHDRA) announced the launch of the State’s annual Low and Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief program and is accepting applications through June 30, 2018.
This Spring, Mt. Carmel Rehabilitation and Nursing Center is helping you fully prepare for what ahead, with weekly series of FREE community events on a wide range of relevant topics for most seniors – from financial and estate planning to navigating Medicare and the growing spectrum of healthcare services.
NH Attorney General announced that his office has begun a criminal investigation into the facts and circumstances surrounding yesterday’s arrest of Richard Simone, Jr., 50, to determine if the force utilized by any of the police officers violated any provisions of the
Keith Howard says it’s “a piece of surrealism,” that his tiny Liberty House outreach for homeless veterans made the short list of benefactors of Donald Trump’s pop-up counter-debate fundraiser.
“My kids were praying that the names of the shooters would not be Muslim names, or at least not Arabic. We knew if they were, there would be backlash against Muslims,” says Zafar Khan. “I want to raise my children in an environment without fear.”
Judge Richard B. McNamara ordered the state to issue a medical marijuana registration card to dying labor activist Linda Horan Nov. 24, “without undue delay” so she can buy it legally in Maine.
“I desperately need the medication in order to live the last of my time on earth with a semblance of dignity and my mental processes intact for as long as possible,” Linda Horan wrote in a sworn statement.
Just eight weeks away from the state’s only presidential convention for students, the NH Primary Student Convention announces three generous scholarships for students who attend the convention and submit a compelling essay on New Hampshire’s first in the nation primary status. Sponsored by New England College (NEC), first prize will be four years of college, tuition free. Second prize is a $20,000 scholarship and third prize is a $15,000 scholarship, both of which are renewable annually for four years.
On Wednesday the Republican-led Executive Council in New Hampshire upped their attacks on women and working families. In a 3-2 vote the Executive Council voted to defund Planned Parenthood in the NH.
Catch Hillary on the campaign trail this week.
Texas is a great state and it certainly has competitive advantages of its own (its beef brisket is admittedly hard to deny). But when it comes to our overall tax climate, our workforce, our communities, and our quality of life – well, don’t mess with the Live Free or Die state.
See what the police have been up to by reading through this week’s arrest log.
On March 29, Brenda Lett and Laurielee Roy welcomed friends and family for a book launch celebration at the Manchester YWCA. Although the focus of the celebration was primarily on fellowship and community, Lett said that she hopes the book will lead to honest discussions about a topic that is timely and relevant for Manchester.
A discussion on women as Catholic priests will be led by Manchester Rev. Theresa Chabot, following a screening of “Pink Smoke Over the Vatican,” Feb. 24 in Rindge.
A deeper look at how NH’s designated Alcohol Fund failed and what’s happening to increase recovery options for those battling addiction.