Many topics this month! A bike-themed sci-fi anthology, call for volunteers, call for donated bikes, and a ride in Nashua. Plus more.
A New Hampshire nonprofit organization is working to eliminate PTSD for as many sufferers as possible—particularly those in public service.
Following his retirement announcement earlier this week, Easterseals of New Hampshire and Vermont has named Manchester Police Department Chief Allen Aldenberg as its Chief Military and Veterans Services Officer.
Thanks to a heartfelt commitment to assist those who served our nation’s military, New Hampshire Housing and M&T Bank have coordinated with Easterseals NH to provide key financing to provide the funding to construct an affordable housing complex for veterans at the site under development in Franklin. New Hampshire Housing allocated the project about $7 million in Federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits of which M&T is purchasing to facilitate the redevelopment of the 15-acre Daniel Webster Farm Campus and transform it into a residential and program center for veterans and their families.
Federal, state, and local partners exceed challenge to house 50 Veterans in 5 months/
The goal of the summit is overcoming lack of public awareness between public and programs available to serve veterans.
More than 300 community and business leaders joined together with City Year New Hampshire to honor veterans and celebrate the shared value of service to a cause greater than self.
I don’t often write these things in real time, but today I must. It’s 10:08 a.m., Monday, January 8, I’m sitting inside the Warriors@45North* bunkhouse, a space I’ve never been in alone. After talking with Doc and Chief this morning, I came in here, started the fire and now I wait. For what? I don’t know.
Farnum Center North in Franklin is ready to welcome 10 new clients into the newly opened “Ray House,” named in honor New Hampshire’s well-known and generous restaurateur, Alex Ray, of the Common Man Restaurant chain, who donated $100,000 to help with the project.
[UPDATED: Feb. 9 with big check photo!] Liberty House executive director Keith Howard just wants to do the right thing. That’s why he declined an invitation from Donald Trump to receive a donation during a scheduled campaign event on Monday.