On November 21, 6:30 p.m. at the NH Institute of Politics, Saint Anselm College the third event in the three-part series will include an expert led discussion on how we can work together to make necessary changes to how we deal with smart phones in our schools.
A New Hampshire nonprofit organization is working to eliminate PTSD for as many sufferers as possible—particularly those in public service.
After the threat of storms passed by Delta Dental Stadium on Saturday—prompting a cautionary half-hour delay in the start time—it was an idyllic summer night to take in a baseball game.
As Lisa Barndollar was leaving a receptionist job five years ago, she asked her boss of a year and a half if she would have hired her had she known Barndo
Whenever a mass shooting takes place everyone quickly races to make some sense of the horrific display of carnage. Why would a person or persons inflict such pain on others? Why now? Why them? Just why?
The world is getting crazier and crazier by the day. With the new administration coming in they say things will start to change; I will wait and see with hope in my heart of course.
You know that old Cat Stevens song… Another Saturday night and I ain’t got nobody I got some money ’cause
Brigadier General Donald Bolduc will appear with Congressman Chris Pappas of New Hampshire’s First Congressional District at Dartmouth-Hitchcock’s Medical Center, One Medical Center Drive, in Lebanon on May 13 from 5- 7 p.m.
“We Are One: Empowered Through Connections, United By Hope” was held Jan. 15 in Derry, powered and led by young people as a way to discuss mental health, substance misuse and suicide awareness and prevention.
The time I spent in the Annex — about 27 hours — is a mind-numbing blur of naps, meals and bad daytime TV shows, with a couple of visits from my wife as the only highlights. I had a two-minute conversation with my therapist on the second day, but no treatment took place there.