When Sarah Maillet realized the subfloor behind the bar at the 815 speakeasy on Elm Street was failing she never imagined it would lead to a five-month hiatus and a major makeover.
TACLABS, Inc. and Todd Lizotte, New Hampshire’s pioneering co-inventor of Intentional Firearm Microstamping (IFM™), proudly celebrate the momentous signing of SB 452 by Governor Gavin Newsom, a groundbreaking piece of legislation that mandates microstamping in California. This landmark law represents a significant stride towards bolstering gun safety measures and ensuring a safer environment for all Californians.
Bear Brook State Park, a cherished natural haven, is poised to enhance its accessibility with a transformative donation.
Formerly a fashion show starring New Hampshire military service members and veterans, Beyond the Boots is moving off the runway and onto the dance floor this year in favor of a more cocktail party-like atmosphere. Guests will enjoy a live performance by the 11-piece Scott Spradling Band, along with assorted hors d’oeuvres, and even signature Tito’s craft cocktails created just for the event.
PROCON, a leading design-build firm, is proud to announce the appointment of John Stebbins as PROCON’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO). In his new position, John will be at the helm of PROCON’s fully integrated design-build team, bringing with him a wealth of experience and a vision to drive innovation and excellence in the industry.
Teachers, administrators and advocates worry that the revision of the 306 rules is being used to destabilize public education.
The SBA is proud to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month, September 15 – October 15 and applaud the significant economic contributions Hispanic-owned businesses make, the jobs they help create, and the positive impact they bring to communities. Hispanic-owned businesses are the fastest-growing entrepreneurs in the United States. They are helping drive the economy’s growth and job creation by creating nearly one in four new businesses and nearing 5 million strong while contributing more than $800 billion to the American economy each year. In New England alone, there are more than 96,000 Hispanic-owned small businesses.
On this episode of Get Tech Smart, Flo Nicolas talks with Joshua Cyr, Interim Director at the Peter T. Paul Entrepreneurship Center (UNH) about blockchain technology, cryptocurrency, digital wallets and more. They dive into what is changing, the safety measures, and how it is affecting the world’s currency exchanges/transfers.
New Hampshire is nearing the end of a more than three-year effort to revamp the state’s core educational standards. When approved early next year, these new rules will steer the course of public education for at least the next decade. In this continuing series of stories, the Granite State New Collaborative will explore what those changes are, how they came about and what they mean for the future of public education in the Granite State.
It may surprise you to learn that New Hampshire has the fifth-highest number of billionaires per million people in the U.S.
The World Affairs Council of New Hampshire proudly announces the fall T. William and Patricia Ayers Global Tipping Points Series, designed to shed light on the complex world of immigration policy and its profound impact on individuals. This series of community conversations aims to bridge the gap between policy discussions and personal experiences by giving a platform to New Americans who have directly lived through various forms of immigration. The first event took place on September 20th, 2023, and the series continues with the second installment scheduled for October 11th, and the third on November 9th.
Carleton Dufoe, Founder and CEO of New Power, has been named recipient of the 2023 Entrepreneur of the Year Award by NH Tech Alliance. The award will be presented in person at the annual Innovation Summit taking place on October 17th at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord.
Matching grants of up to $10,000 are available for historic preservation projects in New Hampshire that need money for maintenance projects that are often beyond the means of the nonprofits guiding the work.
Catholic Medical Center (CMC) announced it has signed a non-binding letter of intent (LOI) to explore a partnership with HCA Healthcare. The two organizations will begin exclusive discussions as they evaluate a potential agreement where CMC would join HCA Healthcare.
Bank of America last week announced it has again increased its U.S. minimum hourly wage for employees on its stated path to $25 by 2025. The company will move to $23 in October. By 2025, its minimum hourly wage will have increased by nearly $14 per hour — or more than 121% — since 2010.
With nearly 500 people experiencing homelessness across Merrimack County, agencies like the Concord Coalition to End Homelessness are taking different approaches to solving the problem. These efforts aren’t always quick or even effective in a tight real estate market, as the number of people who have been unhoused for more than a year remains steady.
The next volunteer training begins October 16, 2023, and will take place on Monday & Wednesday evenings. The training is 18 hours long and FREE to attendees. Classes will be held in person at the VNA, 1070 Holt Ave., Suite 1400, in Manchester, with the option of attending remotely.
Gov. Sununu will travel to Texas to appear as a keynote speaker at the Texas Tribune T-Squared festival, which will address various topics of interest in the current political landscape.
Elliot Health System is pleased to announce that it raised more than $230,000 during the 21st Annual Elliot Health System Gala on September 8 at the Doubletree by Hilton. Funds raised will support perioperative services at The Elliot, as well as the Solinsky Center for Cancer Care
The Executive Council, at its meeting Sept. 20, unanimously confirmed the nomination of Chase Hagaman of Bow as the Department of Business and Economic Affairs’ (BEA) director of the Division of Economic Development.