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Fingers crossed, grand opening of Chunky’s and Cowabunga’s! should be May.

An Amherst couple recently traveled to Washington, D.C. to advocate for the 31,000 children NH children served by our state’s 13 Boys and Girls Clubs.

Starting February 24, Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains will open Cookie Booths for business. That same weekend, they will also join other Girl Scout councils across the country to participate in National Girl Scout Cookie Weekend (February 24 to 26), celebrating all the fun, learning, and excitement Girl Scouts have experienced selling cookies for 100 years.

As the end of winter approaches, New Englanders will face pricey vehicle repairs from rust damage caused by chemicals used to de-ice roadways. AAA advises drivers to take action to prevent dangerous rust-related vehicle damage to brake lines, fuel tanks, exhaust systems and other critical vehicle components.

WBIN-TV broadcast operations will be phased out over the coming months. Proceeds from the $100 million sale will be used to acquire “other media assets in the digital, outdoor and radio areas” including digital news and web.

Through a special raffle initiative aimed at showcasing both the New Hampshire Liquor Commission’s (NHLC) array of exclusive and premium products and the state’s lodging and dining options, NHLC raised $10,500 to support the New Hampshire Lodging & Restaurant Association (NHLRA)’s statewide Restaurant Week NH.

The CFS SleepOut 2017 is a solemn event that brings the community together for one night out in the cold, to raise collective community consciousness about the plight of homeless youth, show solidarity, and raise funds to help stabilize and transform the lives of youth who become homeless. Here’s how to get involved.

“Kelly has been a tremendous advocate and supporter of Veterans Count as a United States Senator,” said Easterseals NH President & CEO Larry Gammon. “We are so privileged and honored to have Kelly join our executive committee and continue working on behalf of our veterans, service members, and their families.”

Janet M. Smith has been appointed to the newly created position of Vice President of Property Management for Red Oak Apartment Homes. Smith will oversee all leasing and property management functions for Red Oak Apartment Homes.

The learning center offers a variety of courses aligned with the Council for Economic Education’s National Standards for Financial Literacy. The courses cover the standard areas of knowledge and understanding that are fundamental to personal finance, including: Earning Income, Buying Goods and Services, Using Credit, Saving, Financial Investing and Protecting and Insuring.