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Professionals of color say finding community and connection have been key to success
read more…: Professionals of color say finding community and connection have been key to successNew Hampshire does not have the kind of diversity and multiculturalism of some areas of the country, but Jose Diaz said he couldn’t have asked for a better reception. “We’ve received nothing but love,” he said. “We’ve not had a single issue to be honest with you. The people are inherently nice.”
Connecting the dots: Solution Health, Home Health & Hospice Care in discussions to create network for post-acute care
read more…: Connecting the dots: Solution Health, Home Health & Hospice Care in discussions to create network for post-acute careSolutionHealth (parent organization of Elliot Health System and Southern New Hampshire Health) and Home Health & Hospice Care (HHHC) have executed a joint letter of intent (LOI) to discuss the value of combining services to better serve people of southern New Hampshire.
Welcome Aboard! Horvath named as NH Senior Games board chair, other volunteer leaders announced
read more…: Welcome Aboard! Horvath named as NH Senior Games board chair, other volunteer leaders announcedNow celebrating its 34th year, the games provide a blend of competitive sports and social interactions for active older adults. While COVID-19 cancelled the games for 2020, it is anticipated that most, if not all, of the sports and events will be held in 2021.
Changes may be coming in how police are deployed in schools
read more…: Changes may be coming in how police are deployed in schoolsA state commission recommended more oversight and training, but did not recommend that school resource officers be removed.
Putting out the Welcome Mat: The Way Home announces appointments of new staff
read more…: Putting out the Welcome Mat: The Way Home announces appointments of new staffAs part of its ongoing effort to support those in need of safe, secure housing, The Way Home is excited to announce the appointment of two members to its team.
Feb. 1-March 6: Free YMCA Wintervention Wellness Challenge
read more…: Feb. 1-March 6: Free YMCA Wintervention Wellness ChallengeRegister for free today and challenge yourself, have some fun, and give yourself a good Wintervention. The YMCA Challenge starts Monday, February 1 and runs through Saturday, March 6. There is no cost to join and you do NOT need to be a member of the YMCA.
Hannaford donates $75K to support full-day and afterschool programs for NH families
read more…: Hannaford donates $75K to support full-day and afterschool programs for NH familiesDonation part of overall $400,000 commitment from Hannaford to support expanded childcare programs during the pandemic
Last chance to fill the box for those in need: Community Catalysts collecting neccessities
read more…: Last chance to fill the box for those in need: Community Catalysts collecting neccessitiesOur first event is a collection drive, “Fill the MI-BOX!” to fill a storage unit with items needed by local non-profit organizations and school districts. To start 2021 off with an act of kindness, we’re collecting donations from January 16 to 24.
West Side Angels Youth Soccer League shed vandalized again
read more…: West Side Angels Youth Soccer League shed vandalized againThis week, league president Maria Brown discovered vandals had struck again, this time breaking doors to its concession shed and stealing its restaurant-style racks used to hold snacks and candy.
Shaheen hosts virtual meeting with Granite State housing advocates amid COVID-19 housing crisis
read more…: Shaheen hosts virtual meeting with Granite State housing advocates amid COVID-19 housing crisisToday, U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) hosted a virtual meeting with New Hampshire housing advocates and stakeholders on the housing crisis working families and individuals experiencing homelessness across the state are facing amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
NHCF gave nearly $400K to Manchester non-profits in 2020
read more…: NHCF gave nearly $400K to Manchester non-profits in 2020Last week, the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation announced that it made $4,155,000 in grants through its Community Grants Program to support the operations of 88 nonprofits serving New Hampshire communities in 2020, including $390,000 to non-profits in Manchester.
Aldermen set to ban park-based needle exchange programs in two weeks
read more…: Aldermen set to ban park-based needle exchange programs in two weeksA discussion on needle exchange programs at Veterans’ Park will be on the agenda later this month after concerns were discussed among the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) on Tuesday.
‘Change is possible:’ How Shirley Chisholm paved the way for Kamala Harris. A Q&A with Kayla Jackson
read more…: ‘Change is possible:’ How Shirley Chisholm paved the way for Kamala Harris. A Q&A with Kayla JacksonAs we stand on the historical precipice of Kamala Harris the first woman and Black woman as Vice President-elect of the United States, the remarkable legacy of politician and activist Shirley Chisholm has rightfully gained significant notice.
Aldermen approve new position to spearhead homeless initiatives
read more…: Aldermen approve new position to spearhead homeless initiativesOn Tuesday night, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved use of CDBG-CV and ESG-CV funding for a new Director of Homelessness Initiatives, passing on an 8-4 vote.
Cody Ferry, 26: Loving son, brother friend, a free-spirit who could fill a room with his laughter
read more…: Cody Ferry, 26: Loving son, brother friend, a free-spirit who could fill a room with his laughterAll are welcome to attend calling hours that will take place on Tuesday, January 5, 2021, at the Phaneuf Funeral Home and Crematorium, 243 Hanover St., Manchester.
Couple losing state-funded respite housing on Dec. 31 feeling stress of possible return to homelessness
read more…: Couple losing state-funded respite housing on Dec. 31 feeling stress of possible return to homelessnessWith only nine days left to find an apartment they can afford, a Manchester couple is feeling the stress of possibly returning to homelessness.
Aldermen end proposal to end Safe Station program
read more…: Aldermen end proposal to end Safe Station programAn attempt to phase out Manchester’s Safe Station concluded at Tuesday’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) meeting, but not before another discussion over coordination between the city and state.
Join The Majestic Dec. 19 for ‘Deck the Halls; Christmas at The Majestic!’
read more…: Join The Majestic Dec. 19 for ‘Deck the Halls; Christmas at The Majestic!’It’s Christmas the way only The Majestic can celebrate it – with a cast of all ages singing your holiday favorites in this musical revue. Celebrate the season with your Majestic Family on Saturday, Dec. 19.
Palace Theatres suspend live shows due to uptick in COVID-19
read more…: Palace Theatres suspend live shows due to uptick in COVID-19“After careful consideration of current circumstances, the Palace Theatres announce an intermission in our live performances for December and into the New Year. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates.”