Personalized service is just one of the hotel’s luxury offerings for business travel guests. Continue reading

Funding for the DSH Program and FQHCs Set to Expire Unless Congress Acts Continue reading

The lake was still frozen and the M/S Washington was wintering in Center Harbor when the team at Moulton Farm started planning their annual corn maze. John Moulton, owner of Moulton farm in Meredith, recalls few ideas for this year’s theme were discussed, but then the idea of celebrating the Mount Washington came up. Continue reading

On Tuesday, September 17, 2019, the New Hampshire Institute for Civics Education (“NHICE”) will screen To Kill a Mockingbird as part of a multi-year statewide program designed to foster conversations with the public on law, justice, and civics. The screening will take place from 5:30- 8:30 p.m.. Keene State College Student Centerin Keene, New Hampshire. There will be a break midway through the movie, and a light snack will be provided. The program was made possible with support from New Hampshire Humanities, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Humanities. Continue reading

Open Houses of Landmarks in Varied Stages of Preservation, N.H. Preservation Alliance Program Spotlights Endangered Historic Landmarks Continue reading

The Somerset Grille of Hooksett will be on hand with their food truck, and Brookford Farm of Canterbury will be selling farm-raised hamburgers and barbeque. The Creamery Café at Shaker Village offers traditional sandwiches and soups and homemade apple crisp. Continue reading

The Hotel Concord patio promises to make the Capital Commons building an iconic Main Street landmark. Continue reading

Sunrise House will have 14 one-bedroom, one bath and two two-bedroom, two bath apartments on three floors. All will be air conditioned and accessible by an elevator. Each apartment will have a small kitchen and living room. More importantly, all will have oversized, roll-in showers to accommodate wheelchairs, and half the showers will be big enough for a wheelchair and a personal assistant. Continue reading

Scores of vacationers wanting to squeeze out the last bit of their summer headed to the White Mountains during a busy and enjoyable Labor Day weekend.“We’ve received many positive comments from our local businesses about how visitor numbers have been up this summer and spending was on the rise over the holiday weekend.” Said Charyl Reardon, President of the White Mountains Attractions Association. “Travel over Labor Day weekend is most often weather dependent and thankfully the forecast, other than Monday, was for a gorgeous weekend. Certainly, a nice way to end the summer season.” Continue reading

Do you love to sing? Add your voice to one of Concord Community Music School’s choruses, now welcoming new members for the fall semester. Continue reading

The Boulder Point Veterans Housing project, is the first permanent housing complex in Northern NH and the fourth large scale veteran housing project developed by Harbor Homes/Veterans FIRST program in the state. The residences at Boulder Point will occupy a 29,000 sqft, all-inclusive building that will accommodate 25 one bedroom apartments and 5 two bedroom apartments for families. Along with the essentials of stable housing which is the bedrock to gaining stability and independence, critical supportive services will be provided as well as health care and case management. The location of the Boulder Point veteran housing is close to public transportation, employment opportunities, shopping, and the White River Junction VA Medical Center. Continue reading

The Hotel Concord, located on Main Street in Concord, New Hampshire, a AAA Four Diamond hotel, understands that today’s business travelers are looking for more than free wifi and a continental breakfast, and focused on this segment of the travel market when designing the hotel’s 38 well-appointed rooms. Continue reading

Concord, NH – September brings fall hours, special programs including a special Sci-Fi First Friday, and a new planetarium show line-up at the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center. The Discovery Center is now open to the public from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. every Friday, Saturday and Sunday, plus the first Friday night of each month from 6:30-9:30 p.m. On Friday night, September 6, Discovery Center Education Coordinator Sarah Beattie will discuss the earliest “science fiction”, the wild stories created by ancient cultures about constellations in the night sky, followed by a look at how 19th and 20th century science fiction inspired new inventions... Continue reading

The Concord City Auditorium celebrates its 115th year as the home of community-based A&E on Sunday, September 15, as the curtain goes up for the Season-Opening GALA . Continue reading