A&E Coffee & Tea has collaborated with the International Institute of New England (IINE) to raise money to welcome, support and help refugees. Currently 50 percent of the sales of their newly released Organic Fair Trade coffee from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) will go directly to IINE.
After consulting with women health practitioners and herbalists, The Portsmouth Brewery team came up with ingredients believed to relieve symptoms like sleeplessness, hot flashes, and mood swings. It’s called Libeeration!
PillPack, the largest e-commerce pharmacy in the United States, has been named to Forbes’ list of the Next Billion-Dollar Startups.
Supporters of the crowdfunding campaign can select various “perks” as a thank-you for their contributions; Ancient Fire branded pint glass and T-shirts, membership in the the mead club and even a chance to make a commercial mead with Jason.
As part of the campaign, Stonyfield will match every donation made, up to $125,000, with the goal of raising $250,000 to give approximately 5,000 kids the chance to experience an up close and personal look at the animal kingdom.
Bill Seney didn’t mean to make the world a smarter place. It just happened.
Be inspired at this year’s Inspiring Women in Business Conference Oct. 2 at the Grappone Center in Concord.
Jobs, national security, and military superiority were the talking points today at Gentex Corporation, where Lockheed Martin showcased its F-35 Lightning II cockpit demonstrator to elected officials and leaders in the business community.
As a community service, Phaneuf Funeral Homes and Crematorium has placed a drop box outside its Manchester location where well-loved American flags can be dropped off, any time day or night, to be disposed of properly.
Joseph Ribsam will focus on strengthening the NH DCYF’s workforce, practice, programs and policies to create a clear focus on safety for DCYF staff, children, youth, families.
Prae started with a passion for community development, partnerships, and people.
The New Hampshire Union Leader building has been bought by investor Peter Levine for $3.8 million after being on the market for about four years, according to Deanna Caron of Stebbins Commercial Properties Inc.
In the face of the state’s well-documented drug epidemic, the grant money will be used to add staff, fund internships and offer scholarship aid to students.
The U.S. Dept. of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 51 percent increase in the need for medical coders during the next five years. In addition to medical reimbursement, coding is used for planning and research, to track diseases and by hospital administrators to determine if facilities are used effectively.
At last week’s hearing, we joined the utility and the Staff of the PUC in asking the Commission to approve Liberty’s proposal. As a famous euphemism would have it: Whiskey Tango Foxtrot?
Attorney General Gordon J. MacDonald has announced that his office has been given notice by Equifax, Inc. of a cybersecurity incident potentially impacting the sensitive information of approximately 622,558 New Hampshire residents. [See attached security breach notice.]
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month and the designated color is teal. Employees are encouraged to wear teal, and will be sharing photos on social media to spread the word.
State regulators wanted to know why an agreement outlining procedures to resolve mitigation issues for the Northern Pass Transmission project’s effect on historic and archeological sites had not been made available until Thursday.
Anyone who’s seen one will recognize a Kelsen beer. A 16-oz. can sporting a cartoon-ish, axe-wielding Norse warrior on the label; an equally World-of-Warcraft inspired dwarf on another. They stand out on the shelf.
Anyone who’s tried one knows that the taste deserves equal distinction.
Refinery and pipeline shut downs spur short-term spike in gas prices.