Lots of accolades and accomplishments for students and teachers in this month’s Manchester School District newsletter. Read it here.
Longtime board member honored for his service to the NH Food Bank.
A deeper look at how NH’s designated Alcohol Fund failed and what’s happening to increase recovery options for those battling addiction.
The Franco American Centre and Millennium Running have your Fat Tuesday, aka Mardis Gras, plans covered.
You can help Friends of Manchester Animal Shelter raise money for the homeless animals of Manchester, AND score a cool T-shirt.
Admission to the NH Farm & Forest Expo is $7 per person. Young people age 16 and younger admitted for free. Save $1 off the admission price by bringing two non-perishable food items to benefit the NH Food Bank.
Current openings for jobs in Manchester via Craigslist, Snag-a-Job, the Leddy Group, and the City of Manchester.
More than 500 problem-solving students involved in NH Destination Imagination from around the state will be at Londonderry High School Jan. 10 to learn those skills in a series of hands-on workshops.
“The outpouring was amazing. We have so much stuff here. But I can’t find anyone who knows how to find the people from the apartments. I talked to the Red Cross, the mayor’s office, someone from the administration office of the fire department, I called Health and Human Services, the Welfare Department – everyone says the exact same thing: They have no idea where these people are,” said Griffin.
A group of liberty-minded do-gooders did good this week, delivering 330 custom-packed Thanksgiving meals for NH’s hungry.
Millennials, moved by service, rising to the challenge of helping local charities in need
Online shopping just got easier, especially if you’re looking for NH Made products! Check out the new website.
A Manchester organization was one of two recipients of a $25,000 entrepreneurial grant during the final night of a non-profit pitch competition, part of the Entrepreneurs Foundation of New Hampshire grant program.
What is the 10,000 Mentors for Manchester Schools program? “It’s like the eHarmony of school to career relationships,” says Bramante, former Chair of the New Hampshire Board of Education and lifelong firebrand.
Get your ticket for the 2014 Granite State Baseball Dinner and meet some of baseball’s greats, all for a great cause.
The 8th Annual Manchester Police Footrace for the Fallen and annual Fire Prevention Week Kick-off Parade will both take place Oct. 5.
How did Rick Cohen become the richest guy in NH? Read on.
The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce will host three of the State’s top economic experts at its annual Economic Forecast Luncheon. The event will take place September 30 at 11:30 a.m. at the Derryfield Country Club at 625 Mammoth Road in Manchester. Lunch will be served from 11:30-12:00 and the program will take place from 12:00-1:30.
