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After a tough February, March single-family home sales perked up in New Hampshire, with all major indicators trending positive, though inventory and affordability still remain historically low.
Over four dozen people provided testimony over more than three hours on Tuesday night as the Manchester Board of Aldermen held a public hearing on the Fiscal Year 2027 budgets for the City of Manchester and Manchester School District.
If you’d like to get outside on a Saturday morning and help a good cause, here’s your chance.
Families in Transition is launching a search for its next CEO as President & CEO Maria Devlin has announced her plans to step down from her role in the coming months, marking the conclusion of a transformative six-year tenure.
Get ready for a mix of sunshine and warmth today! Expect some delightful sunny breaks interspersed with the chance of afternoon thundershowers. With temperatures reaching a cozy high of 74° and gentle southeast winds blowing at 5-10 mph, it’s the perfect day to enjoy the outdoors—just keep an eye out for those pop-up storms!
I am a Christian. I had an old fashioned, come-to-Jesus conversion experience as a young woman during the “Jesus Freak” era. For me, it wasn’t a fad; it was and is the real deal. We find ourselves living in an era where we have witnessed the rise of White Christian Nationalism in the United States; a trend that has now become a movement that is determined to make the U.S. a “Christian Nation.”
Born in New Hampshire, Boynton has spent more than a decade in fundraising leadership, currently serving as Senior Vice President of Development at Lakeland Regional Health, one of Florida’s largest healthcare systems. His work has helped raise hundreds of millions of dollars, launch major healthcare initiatives, and shape campaigns that redefine access to care in communities.
It is a gritty, necessary and ultimately hopeful book that details his amazing journey from soul-crushing physical and sexual abuse to an advocate who’s addressed both Washington D.C.’s National Press Club and Georgetown University’s conference on “Children in Slavery-The 21st Century Summit.” The latter was sponsored by both the State Department and the United Nations.
It was a year ago that the first Grocery Snapshot was published. At the time, I said I’d track prices for a year. Silly me, right? Thinking that a year would be enough. With all the craziness going on, we’re just going to keep going.
Chamber Music Concert featuring Symphony NH musicians. A concert review by Nashua music student and Inkubator intern Faye Jones.