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Cabinet News

New Hampshire PBS responds to passage of Rescissions Act

DURHAM — New Hampshire PBS is deeply disappointed that the U.S. House of Representatives has passed the Rescissions Act, legislation that eliminates federal funding for public media through the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. This decision will have a devastating impact on public media ...

United Way launches annual school supply drive

NASHUA - The United Way of Greater Nashua is once again partnering with the Teachers and Paws Project for its annual Rod Hansen Memorial School Supply Drive, benefiting the Rod Hansen/TAPP School Supply Pantry. The pantry, located at United Way’s office at 20 Broad St., supports local ...

Operation Delta Dog looks to Goodlander for federal funding

HOLLIS - Having cared for Granite State veterans for the past 12 years, Operation Delta Dog is in dire need of funding. “We are always one donation away from closing our doors,” said Executive Director Charlotte Troddyn during the July 11 meeting with U.S. Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander. ...

AG continues massage barrage

CONCORD — The state Attorney General’s Office recently shuttered 15 more illicit massage businesses in eight communities including Merrimack, Londonderry and Hudson. Working with The Network, a national anti-trafficking nonprofit organization, the Attorney General’s Office launched an ...

S&P recognizes Southern New Hampshire Health’s strong financial position

NASHUA - S&P Global Ratings announced today that it has affirmed an “A-” rating for Southern New Hampshire Health, continuing the system’s highest rating. The S&P report reflects the system’s growing patient volumes, stable operating performance, and solid financial profile. ...