Deb Grabowski, the longtime CEO of the Foundation for Seacoast Health in Portsmouth (Pictured here), is retiring at the end of the year.Consultant Chris Strong of the Strong Resource Group is leading the search for a new executive director. The Search Committee hopes to fill the position by fall 2024.
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MVSB (Meredith Village Savings Bank in Meredith promoted Christina “Tina” Simpson to VP, commercial loan officer. She previously served as served as assistant VP, commercial loan officer.
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VNA of Manchester and Southern NH elected to its board of trustees: Manchester Fire Department Chief Ryan Cashin and Michelle Lambert, owner and creative director of Studio Mystic, a creative design studio in Manchester.
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Sheehan Phinney shareholder Robert R. Lucic has been named as VP to the Board of Governors for the NH Bar Association. The Board is the governing body of the New Hampshire Bar Association, authorized by the NH Supreme Court. His practice at the Manchester-based firm includes patent and trade secret litigation; environmental litigation; stockholder and partnership disputes; and investor disputes. He also provides strategic counseling to industrial clients and small businesses.
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For the third straight year, Wentworth-Douglass Hospital in Dover awarded a $10,000 community benefit grant to the Alliance for Community Transportation (ACT), a group that provides community transportation, largely for seniors and adults with disabilities, in Southeastern NH.
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The Friendly Toast, a NH-based all-day brunch and bar spot, is now 100% peanut- and tree nut-free across its 12 locations.
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The law firm of McLane Middleton in Manchester was recognized with six firm rankings in Chambers USA: A Guide to America’s Leading Lawyers. In addition, 22 firm attorneys were also recognized individually.
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Stebbins Commercial Properties brokered the lease of 4,000 square feet at 99 Hanover Street, Manchester, from 99 Hanover Street LLC in Manchester to Willam E. Brennan PA of Manchester.
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