Please join us for an evening of stories, humor, food, friends, music and fun to support our own Upper Valley Walk to End Alzheimer's. There will be a buffet dinner as we enjoy a night of story telling as Cindy Pierce shares about her experience as her mom's main support person in the last years of her life. We will also hear from our Walk to End Alzheimer's Chair, Kathy Harvard - community and leader and longtime Alzheimer's Advocate, about the Walk in Hanover and all of the exciting progress in the fight For Immediate Release - Friday, September 22, 2023
Media Contact: Sherry Boschert, chair, EV Subcommittee of the Lebanon Energy Advisory Committee - sherry.boschert@gmail.com, 415-730-9797
City Resolution Applauds 18 Upper Valley EV-friendly Employers
WHAT: The Lebanon City Council this week publicly thanked 18 Upper Valley employers who offer some electric vehicle (EV) charging to employees or who otherwise facilitate adoption of EVs by employees. (See attached pdf.) The proclamation will be
Surrounded by the Appalachian Trail corridor in rural Etna, the property offers a spectacular view of Mount Ascutney and is listed in Hanover's Scenic Locales Report. The Adams Farm has long been a key priority for both the Conservancy and the Town. The new landowners wish to revitalize agriculture on this otherwise highly developable piece of prime farmland.
We have now secured a commitment from the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service to fund an Agricultural Land Easement. Prime farm soils, Montcalm Golf Club Announces, “Young Professional” Membership Option, for 2024 New Designation Provides Golfers’ Ability to Play Now through Next Year
ENFIELD, N.H. – (August 31, 2023) – Responding to pent up demand from working professionals and singles who enjoy golf, Montcalm Golf Club in Enfield NH has announced a “Young Professional” membership designation for $3799 effective immediately which runs now through the entire 2024 season. The membership can be purchased with $1,700.00 up front and the
Starting a business in the health industry can be an incredibly rewarding journey. Whether you want to become a holistic practitioner, create a new health product, or offer a service as a licensed healthcare provider, there are a multitude of opportunities available. However, running a successful health-based business requires careful planning, dedication, and a keen sense of industry trends. In this article, we offer you valuable tips for success in this competitive field.Consider Desirable Types of Bar Harbor, Maine – Bar Harbor Bank & Trust employees recently presented more than $22,000 in donations collected through the Bank’s employee-driven charitable giving program, Casual for a Cause, to seven nonprofit organizations serving Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont residents. The recipients of the donations for Q2 2023 are: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bath/Brunswick, Down East Family YMCA, Mount Desert Island YMCA, and Rotary Club of Rockland in Maine; Lebanon Opera House and New London Barn Playhouse Bar Harbor, Maine –Twelve Bar Harbor Bank & Trust employees were recently presented with the Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Brand Behavior Award for demonstrating behavior that exemplifies the Bank’s core values of communication, initiative, positivity, professionalism, quality, and teamwork. These values guide the actions of all Bank employees and set the expectation for customers.
Employees are nominated for the award by their peers, and the winners are selected by an anonymous committee comprised of
In times of economic uncertainty, businesses must be creative and proactive to stay afloat. One way to give your business an edge is to make website updates that will boost sales and keep customers coming back. The Upper Valley Business Alliance can help you make the right choices for your site so you can focus on not just staying afloat, but thriving. Here are some tips for making the most of your website in uncertain times.Update Your Site Design
Making sure your navigation is clear and easy to use is
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Contact: Carol Vivian, Sr. VP, Retail Banking
Claremont Savings Bank
Phone: 603-690-2731
Email: cvivian@claremontsavings.bank
Increase in "Grandparent Scams" Targeting New Hampshire's Older Adult Residents
Claremont, New Hampshire (February 7, 2023)–Claremont Savings Bank has been informed by the Attorney General’s office that there is a scam alert for New Hampshire residents, especially its older adult population, concerning a recent increase in scammers perpetrating the
Business leaders can suffer serious setbacks if they do not prepare for and avoid common derailers. But what makes a good business leader? What core competencies does a business leader require to be successful in their industry?
Business leaders face numerous obstacles during the course of their careers, but some can derail even the best of entrepreneurs. Here’s a guide on derailers that business leaders face and the core competencies they need to develop.
Lack of Coachability
Those who lack
Are you a senior citizen looking for a way to make some extra money? Have you ever thought about starting your own business? If so, you're in luck! Starting a home-based business is a great option for seniors, and the Upper Valley is the perfect place to do it. In this article, we'll give you an overview of everything you need to know about starting a home-based business in the Upper Valley.Why Home-Based Businesses Work for Seniors
There are many reasons why starting a home-based business is a good idea
The holiday season is upon us and that means it’s time to start thinking about our gift list. As we check off each name, it’s important to remember that our spending choices have a direct impact on our community. When we shop locally, we are supporting businesses that are vital to the growth and prosperity of our town or city. Here are just a few of the ways the Upper Valley Business Alliance says shopping local this holiday season benefits the entire community.Local businesses keep money and tax dollars
Building a team of freelancers you can rely on is not always cut and dry. After all, sifting through a large talent pool to select only the best talent could feel like you’re looking for a needle in a haystack, so to speak. Nevertheless, there are a few things you can look out for so that you build a team you can rely on.Register your business with the state
When hiring employees, even if they’re working in a freelance capacity, you should protect yourself legally by registering your business with the
Never enter negotiations without completing your due diligence. The more you know about the counterparty, the better prepared you are to negotiate successfully.Consider the Counterparty's Needs and Wants
When you're selling, it's vital to understand the needs and wants of the other party. This step helps better frame your offering to meet everyone's requirements.
The following questions can help you determine what's essential to the other party:
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Cindy Pierce at Sawtooth Bar and Grill
News Release: City Resolution Applauds 18 UV - EV Friendly Employers
Hanover Conservancy Protects the Adams Farm
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Montcalm Golf Club Announces ''Young Professional'' Membership Option for 2024
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Montcalm Golf Club Announces ''Young Professional'' Membership Options for 2024
Thriving in Health-Based Business: Essential Tips for Success
Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Employees Donate More Than $22,000 to Northern New England Nonprofit Organizations
Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Presents Brand Behavior Award to Twelve Employees for Exemplifying Bank’s Core Values
Grow Your Business in Uncertain Times with These Website Updates
News Release: Increase in ''Grandparent Scams'' Targeting NH Older Adult Residents
Common Ways Business Leaders Get Derailed
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How Seniors Can Start a Home-Based Business in the Upper Valley
How Shopping Local This Holiday Season Benefits the Entire Upper Valley Community
How to Build a Team of Remote Freelancers You Can Rely On
Are You Prepared to Negotiate? Tips for a Successful Deal
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