NEWS AND INSIGHTS that deliver
Hoping to start construction this year, two major developments eager for city approval
With workforce shortages and a bare-bones rental market, employers are eager for a boost in city housing stock. Developers behind two major mixed-use projects are eager to provide it — once they get a green light from the city.
Montagne Powers Bolsters Senior Leadership Team
Lauren Collins-Cline joins Northern New England’s leading strategic communications firm.
BJ Cirnigliaro Memorial Fund makes $25K in contributions to local organizations
The BJ Cirnigliaro Memorial Fund, which was created in early 2021 by Absolute Title, has announced $25,000 in donations to seven local organizations.
In Franklin, Plymouth State partnership latest tool to address teacher shortage
Now in a formal partnership with the Holmes Center for School Partnerships and Educator Preparation at Plymouth State, more than 20 teachers in Franklin are participating in a weekly graduate course on-site at the middle school. With the ability to earn these graduate credits free of charge, it is the latest solution to address a teacher shortage that plagues the industry.
Students and professors at Plymouth State participate in NASA’s Nationwide Eclipse Ballooning Project
Researchers and students from 19 colleges across the country, including Plymouth State, are one step closer to discovering what happens to the Earth’s atmosphere during a solar eclipse.
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.
