The Ask the Question Campaign is dedicated to Lt. Col. Stephanie Riley, a former nurse with the NH Air National Guard and a strong advocate and leader for Ask the Question. Lt. Col. Riley died of lung cancer in December of last year, but her message and spirit continue to create positive change within our state.
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.
Two contrasting views on addiction treatment will be presented at the April 8 symposium at Saint Anselm’s Dana Center.
Executive Director Grace Rosado says the sale is a win-win – shoppers get amazing bargains on beautiful dresses and gowns, and the refuge for women recovering from drug and alcohol addiction she runs with her husband, George, can go on.
Joint workshops sponsored by NH Fish and Game are scheduled in several locations.
Each year, CASA of NH advocates represent more than 1,000 children, and last year accepted 87 percent of the cases brought before New Hampshire’s child protection and juvenile justice systems.
A man wanted in connection with a burglary was nabbed by police as he sat in the cafe at Market Basket, shortly after the alleged burglary took place across the street, on West Auburn Street.
April 18, Family Fun Fair: A portion of the proceeds will help New Hampshire’s leading mentoring program, Big Brothers Big Sisters, match more Bigs with Littles throughout New Hampshire.
Amber Carlow allegedly advised the arresting officer that she was in possession of a needle. A subsequent search resulted in the seizure of .77 grams of heroin, a syringe and two burnt spoons.
If Rosie the Robot maid from The Jetsons had a baby with R2D2 from Star Wars, the result would be Tru-D, a super-powered high-tech disinfecting robot.
The comedy night fundraiser will support low-cost programming and Summer camp programs for Girls at Work NH.
The Preliminary Damage Assessment conducted by FEMA and state and local emergency management officials found that the statewide costs for response efforts for the Blizzard of 2015 exceeded $3,293,000.00, including $1,554,335.40 in Hillsborough County.
Each admitted to their participation in a conspiracy to distribute, and possess with intent to distribute, oxycodone, as well as other federal criminal charges.
Two charged on outstanding warrants after hot spot patrol arrest. New charges include heroin possession, after police recovered ‘loaded’ syringe.
Why it’s a bad idea to put out food for NH’s wild animals: dead deer likely victims of well-intentioned supplemental feeding.
Keynote speaker is Bill Drover, father of 13-year-old twin boys, one of whom has autism. Drover wrote “Stumbling Upon the Extraordinary.” His inspiring memoir is filled with raw emotion, providing a look into a family’s life surrounded by love and laughter, but shadowed by the mysteries of autism.
There is one clear path to addressing the drug misuse crisis in NH: reduce the demand for drugs. Reducing the demand for drugs means that our state must invest in addiction prevention, treatment, and recovery supports.
List of wines allegedly tainted with arsenic released by attorneys filing suit against the California wine industry,
“An event like this raises our collective community consciousness about the plight and realities of homeless youth,” says Borja Alvarez de Toledo, president of Child and Family Services.
Chief Burkush says four new firefighters are well qualified and will serve the fire department – and the city – well.