Read the Mayor’s $339M tax-cap budget proposal
read more…: Read the Mayor’s $339M tax-cap budget proposalMayor Joyce Craig delivered her FY2020 budget Wednesday night at City Hall.
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‘Poetry Toast’: Join the 6th Annual Meri Goyette Arts Awards Luncheon
read more…: ‘Poetry Toast’: Join the 6th Annual Meri Goyette Arts Awards LuncheonCelebrate the arts at the 6th Annual Meri Goyette Arts Awards luncheon on April
Safe Sports Social: A healthy outlook
read more…: Safe Sports Social: A healthy outlookAn overflow crowd of over 250 business, community leaders and youth sports advocates filled the hall at the Derryfield Country Club Wednesday evening for the seventh annual Safe Sports Social.
Ubuhle Women: Beadwork and the Art of Independence
read more…: Ubuhle Women: Beadwork and the Art of IndependenceExhibition of Stunning beadwork from South Africa tells a luminous story of independence and memory.
Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Q4 ‘Casual for a Cause’ contributions go to 3 great causes
read more…: Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Q4 ‘Casual for a Cause’ contributions go to 3 great causesBar Harbor Bank & Trust is pleased to present donations from its employee-driven charitable giving program, Casual for a Cause. After pooling all contributions from employees and directors collected during fourth quarter 2018, and tallying employee votes for non-profit beneficiaries, a generous gift was delivered to three deserving organizations, one each in NH, VT and Maine.
Springing forward with Medical Matters
read more…: Springing forward with Medical MattersThe local and state-wide landscape remains active with health care issues and items making news on several fronts, so let’s dive right in.
Members First Credit Union raises the bar for charitable giving
read more…: Members First Credit Union raises the bar for charitable givingMembers First has decided to give 20 percent of its 2018 net income to local non-profit organizations that work tirelessly to help those in need, this year planning to donate $114,000 above and beyond funds it normally sets aside for annual community giving.
Former Marine ready to launch Firehouse Subs in Manchester
read more…: Former Marine ready to launch Firehouse Subs in ManchesterFirehouse Subs announces the grand opening of its first location in Manchester at 655 S. Willow St. The restaurant will opened its doors to the public on Monday, Feb. 25, under the ownership of first-time Firehouse Subs franchisees Daniel and Julie Pettit.
Celebrating 30 years of support: Safe Sports Network Annual Fundraiser March 20
read more…: Celebrating 30 years of support: Safe Sports Network Annual Fundraiser March 20On Wednesday, March 20, the Safe Sports Network will hold its annual Safe Sports Social.
City Arts Nashua presents its 9th Annual Psychic Fair – we’ll be expecting you!
read more…: City Arts Nashua presents its 9th Annual Psychic Fair – we’ll be expecting you!Each year the Psychic Fair is held in the reading room of the historic Hunt Memorial Building in downtown Nashua, a beautiful and serene setting for the event, drenched in natural light, and lovely décor and people come from far and wide to take part.
Winterfest 2019: Full schedule of activities Feb. 23-March 3
read more…: Winterfest 2019: Full schedule of activities Feb. 23-March 3Winterfest is nine days (Feb. 23-March 3, 2019) covering the school February vacation where organizations, businesses, and local non-profits offer free and reduced cost events, programs, and activities for youth and families throughout Manchester.
Members First Credit Union donates nearly $200,000 in 2018
read more…: Members First Credit Union donates nearly $200,000 in 2018“We feel the best course of action is to use the funds to deal with issues happening right outside our very own doors. Everyone, including our members, will stand to benefit from this.” – Bruce Leighton
Valentine’s Day Love, Art & Music Show at The Argh Gallery
read more…: Valentine’s Day Love, Art & Music Show at The Argh GalleryCelebrate love through the arts at Argh Gallery, 416 Chestnut St., on Feb. 14 from 5-8 p.m.
New COO announced at Elliot Health System
read more…: New COO announced at Elliot Health SystemElliot Health System welcomes Joseph Tate Curti as Chief Operating Officer.
Dr. James Murtha named Campus Director of New Hampshire Institute of Art
read more…: Dr. James Murtha named Campus Director of New Hampshire Institute of ArtCurrent NHIA President Kent Devereaux, who will depart the Institute at the end of this academic year to pursue other opportunities, has been working with Dr.James Murtha to affect a smooth transition.
Members First Credit Union employees go casual to benefit Honor Flight New England
read more…: Members First Credit Union employees go casual to benefit Honor Flight New EnglandThe $650 donation from the Members First Casual Friday Fund will provide commemorative jackets for 16 veterans and more than 30 meals on the upcoming Honor Flight trip to Washington, D.C., in May.
Impaired Driver Ed Program now available in Manchester through HOPE
read more…: Impaired Driver Ed Program now available in Manchester through HOPEImpaired Driver Ed Program (IDEP) sessions will be available in February at Hope for NH Recovery, located at 293 Wilson St. Classes are provided through Amethyst Foundation Inc.
Dartmouth-Hitchcock to join forces with non-profit Granite One Health network
read more…: Dartmouth-Hitchcock to join forces with non-profit Granite One Health networkUnder the proposed combination of systems, CMC’s Catholic identity will be preserved and its mission “will be as strong as ever.”
Partial federal shutdown threatens NH nonprofit budgets for food and affordable housing
read more…: Partial federal shutdown threatens NH nonprofit budgets for food and affordable housingThe partial government shutdown in Washington, D.C., is threatening some Granite State residents, including 2,400 furloughed Federal workers here, with food insecurity and loss of affordable housing.