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Job Fair Oct. 26: See your future with CMC!

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Catholic Medical Center (CMC) is hosting a Radiology Job Fair on Wednesday, October 26 from 3–7 p.m. You’ll have the opportunity to meet our recruiters and radiology team and learn how you can become an integral part of the CMC team. Come prepared for on-the-spot interviews and see how you can play a vital role in patient care, from diagnosing conditions to treating illness with advanced technologies.

Where Middle Earth meets NH: Tolkien expert breaks down ‘Rings of Power’ for online series filmed at Studio Lab

read more…: Where Middle Earth meets NH: Tolkien expert breaks down ‘Rings of Power’ for online series filmed at Studio Lab

This past Friday I was privileged to learn a couple of fun facts about New  Hampshire that truly surprised me. Did you know that the world’s preeminent expert on all things J.R.R. Tolkien and The Lord of the Rings founded a  university on the subject that, though entirely virtual, is based in Hollis? Or that there is a world-class, state-of-the-art motion picture studio in Derry?  

Buzzworthy weekend at NH Film Festival, a truly ‘feel-good’ affair

read more…: Buzzworthy weekend at NH Film Festival, a truly ‘feel-good’ affair

The perks of being an Atlas member of Manchester Ink Link are plentiful. Along with the ‘feel-good’ factor that comes with supporting local independent journalism, you get to donate ad space to the nonprofit of your choice, and there are plentiful other perks, like surprise gift cards, VIP-only events, and discounts at local businesses. This past weekend my membership included a pass to the  New Hampshire Film Festival – its 20th anniversary!  

SEE Science Center and Manchester Historic Association’s ‘Culture of Innovation’ highlights leaders in STEM

read more…: SEE Science Center and Manchester Historic Association’s ‘Culture of Innovation’ highlights leaders in STEM

The SEE Science Center and the Manchester Historic Association (MHA) have completed “A Culture of Innovation,” a series of oral histories involving people from the community engaged in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) careers.

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