Answers to questions about ownership of the pit
A lot of people are wondering what is going on with the White Oak Pit so we will try to explain it to you. The pit was taken for taxes some years back and over time, we decided it would be a good area from which to get our winter sand. We have been getting […]
Over $172,000 in grants awarded
MANCHESTER, NH – People’s United Community Foundation, the philanthropic arms of People’s United Bank, today announced that it awarded $172,965 to 23 New Hampshire non-profit organizations in 2017. Funding was distributed state-wide in alignment with the Foundations’ focus areas including: youth development, community and economic development, and affordable housing. Grant recipients included: Big Brothers Big Sisters […]
Engineering Management & Applied Design
East Greenwich, RI – Dr. Douglas H. Sherman, Senior Vice President and Provost at New England Institute of Technology, announced that the university is offering two new master’s degree programs as part of its College of Graduate and Professional Studies. Designed for working professionals seeking to advance their careers or recent college graduates, the Master […]
Only one of its kind in existence
The New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources is proud to announce that the Concord Gas Light Company Gasholder House has been honored by the United States Secretary of the Interior with placement on the National Register of Historic Places. It is the last remaining gasholder house in the United States that retains its original equipment, […]
As the 2018 tax season gets underway, Franklin Savings Bank is urging all customers to take extra precaution when filing their return to prevent their exposure to tax fraud. “Fraudsters are using very clever tactics to get a hold of your personal information and submit false tax claims,” said Jonathan Winters, VP, Information Security Officer. […]
Concord, NH- The Couch Family Foundation has awarded a $7,500 grant to New Hampshire Humanities to support its Connections Adult Literacy Program. Connections is offered around the state in partnership with adult basic education and ESOL classes, the prisons, and refugee resettlement organizations, with participants who are both native speakers and new Americans. The program […]
Gov Sununu Keynote Speaker at Annual Meeting Luncheon
The Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce announced and voted on the 2018 Officers and Board of Directors on January 25 at their 99th Annual Meeting & Luncheon at Church Landing in Meredith, NH. Meredith Village Savings Bank proudly served as the event’s Presenting Sponsor. Joining the 2018 Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors […]
Several events planned for 250th celebration
Note: This article was published on 2/13/18 and updated on 2/14/18 Planning for several events celebrating our 250th birthday is on the fast track now that the Old Home Day committee has begun meeting. Old Home Day will be the second weekend in August (the 10th & 11th), as usual. The theme is “Celebrate Salisbury: […]
February is Heart Helth Month
FRANKLIN – You may have heard February is Heart Health Month, but what does that mean? The first American Heart Month took place in February 1964 to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease. At the time this was the cause of more than half the deaths in the US. While we have made improvements, the American […]
UNH Cooperative Extension Service is pleased to announce a seminar on Dairy Goat Housing and Handling Facilities that will be given as part of the N.H. Farm and Forest Expo on Saturday, February 3. The seminar will be held in the Stark Room of the Center of N.H. Radisson Hotel, 700 Elm Street in Manchester, […]