Sunny + Jewel 🐾 Darbster Tails of the Week
read more…: Sunny + Jewel 🐾 Darbster Tails of the WeekSunny 🐶 and Jewel 😺 were rescued and brought to New Hampshire for a chance at the good life. Can you help them find their fur-ever homes?
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Jan .10: Dance the night away with Girls At Work
read more…: Jan .10: Dance the night away with Girls At WorkJoin us for an evening of fun, laughter, and dancing while supporting Girls at Work, Inc. Your attendance helps us continue our mission and make a difference.
Developer seeks variances on proposed 50-unit residential building on Elm St. near SNHU Arena
read more…: Developer seeks variances on proposed 50-unit residential building on Elm St. near SNHU ArenaThe Manchester Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) will hear a request for variances on a planned six-story 50-unit multi-family dwelling at 516 Elm St., the current location of the Gaslight District Diner. The building is proposed to have two studio apartments and eight two-bedroom units on the top five floors of the building with a likely commercial use on the first floor and underground parking.
Gusty winds causing scattered power outages around NH including Auburn, Bedford, Goffstown
read more…: Gusty winds causing scattered power outages around NH including Auburn, Bedford, GoffstownAn early-morning closure on Hackett Hill Road was due to a tree that came down, taking wires with it, because of gusty winds, according to Hooksett Police – adding to the growing list of Eversource customers experiencing outages due to the weather.
Shaheen & Gordon announce election of 4 new partners to law firm
read more…: Shaheen & Gordon announce election of 4 new partners to law firmThe shareholders of Shaheen & Gordon, P.A. are proud to announce the election of four new partners to the firm, effective January 1, 2025: Nicholas Kline, Heather Menezes, Amanda Steenhuis, and Laura Tetrault.
Low-Cost Energy Audits Still Available for New Hampshire Small Businesses
read more…: Low-Cost Energy Audits Still Available for New Hampshire Small BusinessesThe New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority (CDFA) is accepting applications from small businesses throughout New Hampshire for low-cost energy audits. The current application cycle ends in February 2025, offering an opportunity for eligible businesses to identify energy efficiency improvements that reduce operating costs and enhance both productivity and work environment.
St. Mary’s Bank welcomes new Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer
read more…: St. Mary’s Bank welcomes new Chief Financial Officer & TreasurerWith nearly two decades of experience in the financial services industry, Nguyen brings deep expertise in credit risk management, asset-liability strategies, treasury operations, and comprehensive risk assessment.
Elliot Health System adds heart surgery to existing cardiovascular services for comprehensive cardiac care
read more…: Elliot Health System adds heart surgery to existing cardiovascular services for comprehensive cardiac careThis critical step forward expands upon the existing expertise of The Elliot cardiovascular team, which provides patients with the latest technology and care including advanced cardiac imaging, advanced heart failure treatment, interventional cardiology, cardiac rehabilitation, electrophysiology, nuclear cardiology, and cardio-oncology.
Easterseals NH & VT appoints Executive Committee and welcomes 3 new board members
read more…: Easterseals NH & VT appoints Executive Committee and welcomes 3 new board membersEasterseals NH & VT Board of Directors has appointed a new executive committee, including Chairman Bryan Bouchard, Past Chairman Andrew MacWilliam, Treasurer Timothy Wade, Vice Chairman Gregory Baxter, MD, and General Counsel and Secretary Bradford Cook, Esq., and voted on three new board members. Members of the executive committee provide overall leadership to the nonprofit’s board of directors.
Avian flu continues to cause New Hampshire egg shortages
read more…: Avian flu continues to cause New Hampshire egg shortagesIt’s just another bump for egg consumers across the country as Avian flu, officially H5N1 bird flu, continues to cause issues for supermarket chains, bakeries and restaurants.
June Trisciani joins Queen City Bicycle Collective as Resource Development Manager
read more…: June Trisciani joins Queen City Bicycle Collective as Resource Development ManagerIn this role, Trisciani will be responsible for managing the sustainment and development of QC Bike’s financial and human capital.
Minimum wage goes up in 4 New England states Jan. 1 (and NH isn’t one of them)
read more…: Minimum wage goes up in 4 New England states Jan. 1 (and NH isn’t one of them)Nationally, 21 states will increase their minimum wages on Jan. 1, according to the Economic Policy Institute. The increases will raise pay for more than 9.2 million workers by a total of $5.7 billion.
Job growth, ReGen Valley TechHub grant, make New Hampshire a biosciences standout
read more…: Job growth, ReGen Valley TechHub grant, make New Hampshire a biosciences standoutNew Hampshire’s bioscience industry is emerging as a leader, outpacing the national industry job growth rate and showing its potential with this year’s $44 million Nashua ReGen Valley TechHub grant, according to an industry report.
Nonprofits can still apply for 2025 historic preservation matching grant
read more…: Nonprofits can still apply for 2025 historic preservation matching grantNonprofit organizations that want to apply for a matching grant of up to $10,000 for maintenance work on a historic preservation project have until Monday, Jan. 6, to file a letter of inquiry.
It’s Your Money: Some gifts for consumers to end 2024
read more…: It’s Your Money: Some gifts for consumers to end 2024The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has taken numerous year-end actions that will benefit consumers in the coming year. Read all about it.
New Hampshire Life Sciences adds new members to close out first year
read more…: New Hampshire Life Sciences adds new members to close out first yearThree more companies have become members of New Hampshire Life Sciences, and five have joined as associate members, as the statewide association that is working to drive growth and awareness of the state’s multi-billion-dollar life sciences industry closes out its first year.
Dartmouth study shows AI could be ‘double-edged sword’ in medical research
read more…: Dartmouth study shows AI could be ‘double-edged sword’ in medical researchA new study by researchers at Dartmouth Health highlights the potential risks of artificial intelligence in medical imaging research, showing that algorithms can be taught to give correct answers but for illogical reasons.
The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill now open on South Willow Street
read more…: The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill now open on South Willow StreetThe Great Greek Mediterranean Grill, a fast-casual eatery serving a modern take on traditional Mediterranean fare, has officially opened its first New Hampshire location in Manchester. Located at 946 South Willow St. near the Mall of New Hampshire in the heart of the city, the 2,271-square-foot restaurant is owned and operated by friends and business partners Kevin Chauvette and John Hall.
Protesters project anti-bull riding message onto SNHU Arena
read more…: Protesters project anti-bull riding message onto SNHU ArenaOn December 20, 2024, the New Hampshire Animal Rights League (NHARL) staged a bold demonstration against the Professional Bull Riders (PBR) event at the SNHU Arena. Unable to gain traction with Manchester city officials, the group projected the message: “No More Bull Riding in Manchester. It’s Animal Abuse!” onto the arena’s façade during the event.
The ‘Holiday Heart Attack Phenomenon’ and how to avoid It
read more…: The ‘Holiday Heart Attack Phenomenon’ and how to avoid ItThe Christmas Holiday Effect is a stark reminder that the holiday season, despite its joy and celebration, can pose severe risks to our health.