“A great step toward fighting childhood obesity in our state,” says HEAL NH Director, Terry Johnson CONCORD, NH — An additional 11,000 students could be snacking on free fruits and vegetables at public schools next year, increasing the number to... Read more →
WHAT: Rally for New Hampshire with thousands of people from all over the Granite State to call for the NH Senate to start over and build a budget that truly uses our resources to the benefit of all NH residents.... Read more →
BRETTON WOODS, NH - More than 350 travel professionals from around the world will be at the Omni Mount Washington Hotel next month for the 16th annual Discover New England Summit. The summit rotates among the six New England states.... Read more →
Get outside and leave winter behind! The Denoncourt household, the Emerson family and Five Rivers Conservation Trust invite you to come explore the trails on their properties on Shaker Road. Fish and Game Wildlife Biologist Emily Brunkhurst will lead us... Read more →
Looking for a unique gift, behind-the-scenes tour, get-away or valuable preservation service? Get ready to bid, and support the N.H. Preservation Alliance, during its first-ever on-line auction, March 25 – April 10 at www.nhpreservation.org. Here are a few of the... Read more →
CONCORD, New Hampshire – Today the New Hampshire Dental Society (NHDS) launched a new website (www.fluoridefactsnh.com) that serves to inform the public and address questions about community water fluoridation. The website includes general information on water fluoridation, its history, fast... Read more →
On Thursday, April 14 Yankee PRSA will offer a workshop entitled Who is the American Consumer with Peter Francese from 2:30-4:30 p.m. at Southern NH University in Manchester. Cost: $20 for Members, $35 for Non-members, $10 for Students/Interns. To register:... Read more →
Walpole, NH – Steve Mello has been promoted to Operations Controller, a new position at Fitz, Vogt & Associates of Walpole, New Hampshire. In his new position, Mello will provide oversight, direction, guidance, and management focused on financial control and... Read more →
A new study released by the New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies examines the health industry practice known as "cost-shifting"–charging certain patient populations more than the actual cost of their care so as to cover the cost of providing... Read more →
Concord, New Hampshire- The New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies today released the first report, in a series, titled “An uneven Playing Field: The Disparate Impacts of Local Aid Cuts.” The report examines ways that cuts to local aid... Read more →