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Montagne Powers Bolsters Account Team, Hires Two New Team Members
Public relations and strategic communications firm Montagne Powers welcomes two new team members to its expanding company: Samantha Blinder and Ben HIncher.
Girls Inc. members sporting new back-to-school Crocs, thanks to Brady Sullivan
Roughly 150 girls, ages 5-18, who participate in the Girls Inc. program in Nashua or Manchester rode waves of excitement and anticipation to the Crocs outlet at Merrimack Premium Outlets this week to round out their back-to-school outfits with Classic Clog Crocs.
COVID-19 survivor now works for New Hampshire hospital where he battled virus
A New Hampshire man who spent months at Cheshire Medical Center with a COVID-19 infection is returning to the hospital as one of its newest employees.
Opinion: We must rebuild our nursing workforce
Over the course of FedPoint’s scholarship initiative to help nursing students, Marilyn become aware of a related shortage: training opportunities for aspiring nurses.
Hannaford plays an essential role in this family’s love story
While plenty of couples have met as Hannaford employees, it’s not likely that their love stories and dedication to the company span across generations like this one. The family has more than 100 years of combined service to the company, including Sara and Todd Ellis, her parents and her brother, Ben Stout.
PSU robot program has a new goal: Fixing automated scarecrows
They don’t look much like the dancing co-star of “Wizard of Oz,” but the clunky robots at the heart of a new program at Plymouth State University actually are scarecrows. Or used to be, before they broke down.
Montagne Powers Continues to Grow, Hires Three Account Team Members
Public relations and strategic communications firm Montagne Powers welcomes three new team members to its expanding company: Hope Lang, Madison Shearns and Gabriella Pais.
Ecology School will expand holdings along the Saco River
The Ecology School in Saco has added 200 acres to its regenerative agriculture learning campus at River Bend Farm alongside the Saco River. The American Farmland Trust and Hannaford Charitable Foundation each contributed $100,000.
Special Olympian welcomed home to Nashua after winning medals at world games
To the sound of cheers and wearing the three silver medals she won in Germany at the Special Olympics Games, Chelsea Schultz was welcomed back at the Hannaford Nashua, where she works.
Torrington Properties adds Durham shopping plaza to growing NH portfolio
Torrington Properties has purchased Mill Plaza in Durham for $8.8 million, growing its portfolio of commercial, retail and industrial properties across New Hampshire.
Museum of the White Mountains and an old man in Bristol continue to pay tribute to the Old Man of the Mountain
“The Old Man of the Mountain Speaker Series” comes to the Museum of the White Mountains at Plymouth State University, coinciding with the museum’s exhibit called “An Enduring Presence: The Old Man of the Mountain,” which ends Sept. 16.
H. Andy Crews Confirmed for Second Term on NH Lottery Commission
New Hampshire Lottery Commissioner H. Andy Crews was recently re-nominated by Governor Chris Sununu and confirmed by the Executive Council for a second three-year term on the Commission.
