NEWS AND INSIGHTS that deliver
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health leads way in educating the public about COVID-19 and vaccine safety and awareness
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health has been at the forefront of educating the public about COVID-19 since early 2020 and has expanded its efforts to focus on vaccine safety and the continuing need for masking due to the emergence of the Delta variant.
Vermont-made app aims to ease restaurant labor crunch
It’s similar to a dating app. People looking for a job create a profile highlighting their skills and the position they want. Participating restaurants get notified when a candidate is interested and can be hired immediately.
North Country connected to telemedicine for infants
North Country Healthcare will partner with Dartmouth-Hitchcock Connected Care and Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock to provide neonatal services to patients via telemedicine.
Review: Fabrizia Vodka Sodas and Frozen Italian Lemonade
Fabrizia Spirits, based out of Salem, New Hampshire, is the leading producer of limoncello in the U.S. It has been expanding its line of liqueurs and ready-to-drink cocktails over the past few years, some of which we have reviewed here at Drinkhacker.
Ohm Lifestyle Completes $200K Expansion
Ohm Lifestyle Center, a full-service, organic spa, beauty and wellness center in Wolfeboro, recently completed a $200,000 expansion and renovation project that doubles the facility’s size and allows the wellness center to increase capacity, while broadening its array of services and amenities.
NH DRA Offers Property Tax Relief to some Homeowners
The New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration (NHDRA) is offering low and moderate income homeowners the opportunity to apply for property tax relief. NHDRA is accepting applications for its Low and Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief program through June 30, 2021
Front-line workers share how they’ve coped with stress of pandemic
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center is highlighting the importance of mental health awareness during stressful times.
The series, called “Heads Up: Coping Through the COVID-19,” started a year ago during the height of the pandemic.
States push jobless from virus recession to return to work
Alene Candles, based in Milford, New Hampshire, is looking to fill 1,500 positions for its facility there and another in New Albany, Ohio, to meet demand for the holiday season. Company representatives will be participating in a number of virtual job fairs this month.
Interview: Choosing Store Pick Whiskeys with the NHLC’s Mark Roy
Single barrel store pick whiskeys have recently emerged as a major trend for beverage alcohol retailers. But the New Hampshire Liquor Commission was well ahead of this movement. In 2001, staff from the NHLC control organization traveled to Jack Daniel’s in Tennessee. The NHLC bought only one barrel, and worried that those bottles would not sell out in the state’s stores.
Plymouth State University holds in-person commencement ceremony for 2020 and 2021 classes
Plymouth State University held an in-person commencement ceremony for the Class of 2020 and Class of 2021. The ceremony was outside and the school said COVID-19 precautions were taken.
NH Liquor Commission Surpasses $3 Million in Nonprofit Donations
The New Hampshire Liquor Commission (NHLC) has surpassed $3 million in donations to New Hampshire nonprofits over the past six years, with the conclusion of its largest and most recent fundraising effort for the New Hampshire Food Bank and Easterseals New Hampshire.
Plymouth State launches cybersecurity ‘bootcamp’ with Israeli firm
Plymouth State University is launching a new cybersecurity certificate course in partnership with a private company, a first for the school that reflects how colleges are figuring out how they can adapt to a host of challenges and changes.