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New Horizons Shelter: ‘Our resources are stretched thin, but I believe in the collective heart of our citizens and our leaders’
read more…: New Horizons Shelter: ‘Our resources are stretched thin, but I believe in the collective heart of our citizens and our leaders’Our immediate challenge is this: complying with CDC recommendations such as social distancing, isolation and quarantine is impossible for people experiencing homelessness. While some smaller shelters may have 1 or 2 spaces available for some sort of isolation, most shelters simply do not have the extra space availability to appropriately isolate those who may be highly vulnerable or symptomatic and awaiting test results.
Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare Foundation gives more than $3M to organizations for COVID-19 relief efforts
read more…: Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare Foundation gives more than $3M to organizations for COVID-19 relief effortsAs part of its initial $3 million distribution of funds, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation has committed dedicated resources to community-focused initiatives including the engagement of select restaurants throughout the region to provide and deliver take-out meals to families in need and helping to put people back to work.
Members First Credit Union donates van to MPAL
read more…: Members First Credit Union donates van to MPALRecognizing the issues that confront its community, Members First is committed to using these funds to benefit critical community programs.
Schools close for 2 weeks, food and school work to be delivered at designated stops by buses
read more…: Schools close for 2 weeks, food and school work to be delivered at designated stops by busesCity schools will be closed for two weeks as of March 16 in response to growing concerns around the threat of transmission of novel coronavirus disease to the school population.
Why everyone must participate in the 2020 Census
read more…: Why everyone must participate in the 2020 CensusThe census will only be accurate if members of all communities in New Hampshire participate. Unfortunately, the process is notorious for underrepresenting people of color, new citizens, immigrants and renters. These groups make up an important piece of our community, and they need to be counted.
Kathryn Erskine, 74: ‘Social justice was her passion’
read more…: Kathryn Erskine, 74: ‘Social justice was her passion’Calling hours will be held from 4-7 p.m., on Thursday, February 20, at Phaneuf Funeral Homes and Crematorium, located at 243 Hanover St. Manchester. Funeral Service will be held at 11:00 am, on Friday, February 21, in the funeral home. Burial will take place immediately following at Pine Grove Cemetery in Manchester.
Elliot Hospital receives bond rating upgrade from Moody’s Investors Service
read more…: Elliot Hospital receives bond rating upgrade from Moody’s Investors ServiceThe hospital’s revenue bond rating has been upgraded to A3 from Baa1. Improvement reflects stability of hospital management and expectations for further SolutionHealth synergies
Feb. 14: Celebrate Galentine’s Day at this year’s ‘Love Your Life’ Leadership Brunch
read more…: Feb. 14: Celebrate Galentine’s Day at this year’s ‘Love Your Life’ Leadership BrunchA community expo is planned as well, featuring organizations that support opportunities for minority and low-income children, youth, and adults. Attendees can learn ways they can join forces to fulfill their personal missions.
Warm nose, big job ahead for police department’s ‘comfort pup’
read more…: Warm nose, big job ahead for police department’s ‘comfort pup’A 13-week-old rescue dog lit up the conference room at the Manchester Police Department (MPD) Tuesday afternoon when he made his debut as the station’s future comfort dog.
Feb. 2: Tulsi Gabbard to run in Aflac 5K to benefit HOPE for NH
read more…: Feb. 2: Tulsi Gabbard to run in Aflac 5K to benefit HOPE for NHOn Feb. 2 Democratic candidate Tulsi Gabbard and more than 600 other runners will participate in the Aflac Super Chili Bowl 5K to benefit Manchester’s Hope for New Hampshire Recovery, a recovery center offering help and, yes, hope to thousands of residents a year.
Melissa Magoon appointed to The Way Home board of directors
read more…: Melissa Magoon appointed to The Way Home board of directorsThe Way Home is pleased to announce the appointment of Melissa Magoon to its volunteer board of directors.
Join Granite State Penguins adult swim team for fun, exercise and competition
read more…: Join Granite State Penguins adult swim team for fun, exercise and competitionDid you know there is a Masters Swim Team based in Nashua, New Hampshire? The Granite State Penguins are a non-profit group formed in 2005 for adults who love the sport of swimming.
NH Charitable Foundation makes $3.1M in grants to 68 non-profits
read more…: NH Charitable Foundation makes $3.1M in grants to 68 non-profitsThe New Hampshire Charitable Foundation has made $3,180,000 in grants through its Community Grants Program to support the operations of 68 nonprofits serving New Hampshire communities, including 11 based in Manchester.
Jan. 17: Violinist Vlad Stoicescu and pianist Matt Fuller to join Qwill in concert at Jupiter Hall
read more…: Jan. 17: Violinist Vlad Stoicescu and pianist Matt Fuller to join Qwill in concert at Jupiter HallJupiter Hall continues its Jazz & Groove Series this Friday, January 17 with “Qwill featuring violinist Vlad Stoicescu” – in collaboration with Arts Industry Alliance. Opening for Qwill will be Manchester-based pianist Matt Sanviti Fuller. Doors open at 7:30pm, with live music from 8 – 10 p.m.
Jan. 27: Manchester Choral Society Invites Singers to Open Rehearsal
read more…: Jan. 27: Manchester Choral Society Invites Singers to Open RehearsalSingers from high school and beyond are welcome to attend our open rehearsal on Monday, January 27, 2020, at the Manchester Community Music School (2291 Elm St.) from 7-9:15 p.m.