NH Magazine’s ‘Best of NH’ Winners Announced
read more…: NH Magazine’s ‘Best of NH’ Winners AnnouncedTickets for the Best of NH Party cost $65 per person, or $55 per person for a group of six or more.
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The voice of the consumer: NH Insurance Commissioner Roger Sevigny ready to retire
read more…: The voice of the consumer: NH Insurance Commissioner Roger Sevigny ready to retireThe 76-year-old Sevigny, who will leave his post in mid-June, spent a recent spring morning with Medical Matters discussing his time at the helm of the New Hampshire Department (NHID) and some of initiatives his team has tackled over the past two decades.
New England College and New Hampshire Institute of Art announce merger
read more…: New England College and New Hampshire Institute of Art announce mergerThe two small colleges say the merger should take about four months to complete.
HOPE for NH Recovery hires former Liberty House exec as Director of Development
read more…: HOPE for NH Recovery hires former Liberty House exec as Director of DevelopmentHope for New Hampshire Recovery, a nonprofit which provides recovery services and community-based support to people living with substance use disorder, has hired Keith Howard, former executive director of Liberty House in Manchester, as its director of development.
ApprenticeshipNH College Tour lands at Manchester Community College June 15
read more…: ApprenticeshipNH College Tour lands at Manchester Community College June 15Come out to the June 15 MCC workshop and find out how to earn as you learn.
$40K in Opioid Misuse Prevention grants: A healthy investment
read more…: $40K in Opioid Misuse Prevention grants: A healthy investmentWe’ll be looking for two key components among those applying for grants,” says Harvard’s Susan Walsh. “The programs should be sustainable and have measurable results.”
4 from Elliot earn distinction as NH’s first certified Neonatal Touch and Massage therapists
read more…: 4 from Elliot earn distinction as NH’s first certified Neonatal Touch and Massage therapistsElliot Hospital Neonatal Therapists Kristen Hunt, Mariah Derby, Kaitlyn Tilton, and Shari DeYoung have earned the distinction of being the only four in New Hampshire and four of only 800 neonatal professionals in the country having successfully completed Neonatal Touch & Massage Certification.
Bippity, boppity, Bookery: Magical atmosphere abounds at downtown bookstore
read more…: Bippity, boppity, Bookery: Magical atmosphere abounds at downtown bookstoreSome grand openings can feel a bit grander than others. It’s all about the anticipation. In that way, Saturday’s official launch of The Bookery felt kind of magical.
New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration Launches Property Tax Relief Program
read more…: New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration Launches Property Tax Relief ProgramThe New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration (NHDRA) announced the launch of the State’s annual Low and Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief program and is accepting applications through June 30, 2018.
Governor’s Policy Advisor on addiction placed on administrative leave
read more…: Governor’s Policy Advisor on addiction placed on administrative leaveThe governor’s office responds to questions around an AG investigation regarding Marty Boldin, hand-picked by the governor last year to be an addiction policy advisor.
New leadership: Sherry Hausmann named President and CEO of SolutionHealth
read more…: New leadership: Sherry Hausmann named President and CEO of SolutionHealthSolutionHealth, a non-profit regional healthcare system newly formed between Elliot Health System and Southern New Hampshire Health, announced May 7 that its Board of Trustees has named Sherry Hausmann as President and Chief Executive Officer.
Renowned television stars coming to NH for charity performance
read more…: Renowned television stars coming to NH for charity performanceRenowned television actors Dan Lauria and Wendie Malick are headlining two performances of A.R. Gurney’s “Love Letters” at Souhegan High School in Amherst next month.
Better health care on the menu for New Hampshire families
read more…: Better health care on the menu for New Hampshire familiesChild Health Services provides care for more than 6,500 New Hampshire children in need each year.
Majestic Theatre Teens to present ‘The Wedding Singer’
read more…: Majestic Theatre Teens to present ‘The Wedding Singer’Catch ‘The Wedding Singer’ on May 11 & 12 at 7 p.m., or on May 13 at 2 p.m. Performances will be held at The Derry Opera House located at 29 West Broadway, Derry.
Engage At Every Age: Granite YMCA celebrates May and ‘Older American Month’
read more…: Engage At Every Age: Granite YMCA celebrates May and ‘Older American Month’From May 1 through June 30, The Granite YMCA will offer seniors seven free visits to its five branch locations in Manchester, Goffstown, Londonderry, Portsmouth and Rochester.
April 28 is Workers Memorial Day
read more…: April 28 is Workers Memorial DayThis Workers’ Memorial Week, let’s not simply remember the NH workers killed in 2017, let us commit to keeping our brothers and sisters safe at work.
On ‘Population Health,’ lower costs and improved health outcomes
read more…: On ‘Population Health,’ lower costs and improved health outcomesBedford-based Benevera Health is taking a team approach to bigger picture health via an innovative insurer-provider collaboration to better manage its shared population.
‘Wedding Singer’ teen production May 11-13 at Majestic Theatre
read more…: ‘Wedding Singer’ teen production May 11-13 at Majestic TheatreMajestic’s “Wedding Singer,” directed and choreographed by Jennifer Mallard with musical direction by Keith Belanger, will star an ensemble teen cast when it hits the stage at the historic Derry Opera House for three performances – May 11 and 12.
Word of donor data leak at Liberty House reveals internal turmoil
read more…: Word of donor data leak at Liberty House reveals internal turmoilThere’s something going on at Liberty House that has several former board members worried about the future – things that signal “the little non-profit that could” is sputtering a bit, after a recent shift in leadership and shuffling of board membership.
Democrat Gray Chynoweth announces run for Executive Council in District 4
read more…: Democrat Gray Chynoweth announces run for Executive Council in District 4Graham “Gray” Chynoweth announces his candidacy for Executive Council in District 4 to represent Manchester and surrounding towns from Bedford to Barrington, promising to focus on smart growth and bipartisan solutions for the region.