Press release
If you were to choose one word to sum up the current economic climate, “difficult” seems appropriate. For businesses and individuals, the economy has made many things a struggle, and for the non-profit community, it can be even more challenging. Susan Calegari, the CEO and President of Spaulding Youth Center in Northfield, an organization dedicated […]
Each month, New Hampshire Electric Cooperative (NHEC) offers you the chance to Ask the Energy Expert. Got a question about energy efficiency or renewable energy? Send your question to: EnergyExpert@nullNHEC.com and get answers from the Co-op Energy Solutions team. This month’s Energy Expert is Phil LaMoreaux. Phil is the Home Performance with ENERGY STAR Program […]
The New London Inn, located on 353 Main Street in New London, is greeting the New Year with a new name for its onsite restaurant. Formerly known as Rockwell’s at the Inn, the restaurant is now called The Coach House – a name that symbolizes an earlier era. “The New London Inn was built in […]
You are invited to the Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Meeting 2013 on Monday, January 14, from 5:30 to 7:30 PM. The event will be hosted at Bistro Nouveau, the Center at Eastman, 6 Clubhouse Lane, in Grantham. For more information about the venue, visit BistroNouveau.com. Welcome in the New Year with a […]
Jay Boynton has moved his law office from Cilleyville to 164 Main Street in downtown Andover. The firm invites the public to a Holiday Open House on Friday, December 28, from 1 to 4 PM. Jay is shown here with Beacon volunteer Robert Ofenloch testing the fit of the firm’s new sign.
Each month, New Hampshire Electric Cooperative (NHEC) offers you the chance to Ask the Energy Expert. Got a question about energy efficiency or renewable energy? Send your question to EnergyExpert@nullNHEC.com and get answers from the Co-op Energy Solutions team. This month’s Energy Expert is Patti Corbeil. Patti is the ENERGY STAR Lighting Program Administrator at […]
On its Web site at RedCrossBlood.org, the American Red Cross reports there is an emergency need for blood. Because of that, the Red Cross needs blood donors now more than ever. All types are needed, but especially O negative, which can be used to treat any patient. As part of RP Johnson and Son’s We […]
Now, in addition to six floors of furniture, customers at Grevior Furniture on Central Street in Franklin have access to astonishing custom handcrafted furniture and unique works of art at ridiculously low prices. Called “Corrections Creations,” the store is on two floors. Smaller items are on the first floor, while larger furniture is on the […]
“Never say you can’t play diddley!” is the tagline of the new Dow’s Diddley Bows store in Hill. Specializing in tenor instruments and touting a jug band (a band employing a mix of traditional and homemade instruments), Dow’s Diddley Bows is open for business. What exactly is a diddley bow? “A one-stringed bow,” owner Mark […]
New Hampshire Electric Cooperative (NHEC) has made available technical research that proves the digital electric meters being installed across its service territory are not capable of gathering personal information, nor any information that could compromise a member’s privacy in any way. NHEC has installed approximately 81,000 smart meters across its service territory since June 2011. […]