Easier Health Coverage Boosts NH Kids Insurance
Lisa Pollaro’s three children joined the New Hampshire Healthy Kids program after center staff at Families First Health and Support Center simplified the application. In six months the effort insured 121 children, inspiring other communities to copy the model and share the database for easier enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Lisa Pollaro
Pollaro
New Hampshire
Families First Health and Support Center
Healthy Kids
Keryn Krieng
April Purinton
Families First
Purinton
New Hampshire Healthy Kids
Blaze at Stratham home prompts three alarm response
Nina McCarthy watched as flames engulfed parts of her Stratham home after a 9:30 a.m. call. Firefighters from Stratham Exeter Newfields North Hampton Greenland and other departments fought a three alarm blaze with limited water supply. The cause remained under investigation as crews worked to vent heat and remove damaged contents from the home and garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamie Cohen
Coner Om Een
Stratham Heights Road
Stratham
Tom Garrity
Garrity
Exeter
Newfields
North Hampton
Greenland
Stratham Fire
Robert Law
Kingston
John Merrill
Fungus grips New Hampshire trees in leaves and spots
Wet cool spring conditions allowed fungi such as tar spot and anthracnose to attack maple oak sycamore ash dogwood and other species in New Hampshire this summer. Leaf darkening spots and early leaf drop signal infection. fungicides only help if applied before or during the infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Kyle Lombard
Lombard
Wolfeboro
Nashua
City woman charged in stabbing in Portsmouth
Edith M. Patrick, 52, of 175 Greenleaf Ave Apt C, was arraigned on a second-degree domestic assault charge after stabbing her husband Carl once below the right shoulder blade following a Saturday dispute. Held on 15000 cash or surety bail. she was already on bail for Hampton District Court drug charges. The couple’s case arose after hospital staff treated Carl Patrick at Portsmouth Regional Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Edith M. Patrick
Greenleaf Ave
Apt. C
Portsmouth Regional Hospital
Carl
Patrick
Hampton District Court
Aaron Stacy
Out-of-school education eyed vision for 21st century high schools
Concord's state Board of Education approved a vision for an ideal high school offering flexible student centered plans. Students could learn anytime anywhere tapping into talents with personalized curricula while meeting high standards. Examples include online astronomy, science fiction writing, observatory study, and planetarium internships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
State Board of Education
Tion
Christa McAuliffe Planetarium
Stephen Hawking Institute
Fred Bramante
Durham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rich Beauchesterbeav
Hes
Sstonline
Zoila Gomez
Somersworth
Scarlie Hernandez
Laura Pare
Blaze
Tri-State
Mass
Maine
N.H
Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Boys Night Out
Rye Man
N.H. Gay Men
Talking Shop Dance Studio
City Woman
Jewelry
Hal
Market St
Por