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Application period now open for Mill Falls Montessori’s 26-27 school year

read more…: Application period now open for Mill Falls Montessori’s 26-27 school year

Mill Falls Montessori Charter School – New Hampshire’s first public (tuition-free) Montessori school – proudly announces the start of the 2026 Lottery Enrollment Period. Our school is open to any child residing in New Hampshire in grades K-6. Previous Montessori school experience is not necessary to attend Mill Falls Montessori. Students must be 5 years old before September 1, 2026 to enroll in the kindergarten program.

Elliot Hospital first in northern New England to introduce advanced robotic tech for shoulder surgery

read more…: Elliot Hospital first in northern New England to introduce advanced robotic tech for shoulder surgery

 Elliot Health System recently introduced a groundbreaking procedure for shoulder surgery, performing the inaugural MAKO advanced robotic-assisted reverse shoulder surgery at its flagship Elliot Hospital based in Manchester.

Can family caregivers get paid by workers compensation in New Hampshire?

read more…: Can family caregivers get paid by workers compensation in New Hampshire?

Most families would just take on the duties of caring for their disabled loved one not knowing that there may be other options, even if it’s a sacrifice for the family member providing the care, but in providing home health services in place of a home health aide, that family member is deserving of financial compensation for their time.

Experience winter wonder at the Currier

read more…: Experience winter wonder at the Currier

Now, we can walk into the Currier and see it: our capacity to create and connect at a higher level, even with our feet firmly planted in this ordinary life. This December, we’re coming together around wonder at the Currier. The theme of the museum’s fourth annual December Days is Winter Wonders: Pattern and Play. On Friday, December 26 and Saturday, December 27, we invite visitors of all ages and abilities to make, share, and enjoy art in a peaceful environment. 

Dec. 10th: Everyone’s invited to QC Bike Open House (and after party) – ride the shuttle – or your bike

read more…: Dec. 10th: Everyone’s invited to QC Bike Open House (and after party) – ride the shuttle – or your bike

Queen City Bicycle Collective (QC Bike) is holding its 10th annual winter Open House and After Party on Wednesday, December 10, 2025. This is a chance to hang out, learn more about Queen City Bicycle Collective , and share ideas. Both the shop space at 35 Elm, and the auxiliary space at 37 Elm will be open to welcome visitors from 4 to 6:30 p.m.. We’ll then move it over to our “After Party” at To Share Brewing from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. for some light refreshments and drinks. We hope you will join us for either or both!

Justice Matters: Which disorders qualify me for Social Security Disability?

read more…: Justice Matters: Which disorders qualify me for Social Security Disability?

When a person applies for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), it is because they have suffered a disability so great that they no longer have the ability to work to support themselves financially. Though there are many requirements to qualify for disability, the applicant’s medical condition is the key part of the SSDI application process.

Bank of America commits $250M over the 5 years to address hunger, basic needs, for struggling families

read more…: Bank of America commits $250M over the 5 years to address hunger, basic needs, for struggling families

This philanthropic investment expands the bank’s longstanding efforts to help individuals and families access nutritious food and critical services, particularly during the winter and holiday months when demand on nonprofit partners is at its highest.

From Broadway’s backstage to healthcare’s frontline: The remarkable journey of Timothy Boynton

read more…: From Broadway’s backstage to healthcare’s frontline: The remarkable journey of Timothy Boynton

Before leading multi-million-dollar campaigns, Boynton was immersed in the creative heartbeat of Broadway. A native of Manchester, NH, he grew up learning the value of hard work, humility, and community—qualities that would later define his leadership in philanthropy. Collaborating with Mark Schoenfeld, creator of the award-winning Broadway show Brooklyn the Musical, he honed his understanding of storytelling and connection.

“Theatre taught me that emotion drives everything,” he says. “The same empathy that moves an audience to tears can move a donor to action.”

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