New website seeks to ease internships
'Internships drive local graduates to stay and work in New Hampshire'
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New dean named at UNH Manchester
Dr. Ali Rafieymehr, a software engineer who has had dual careers in the computer industry and higher education, has been named the new dean of the University of New Hampshire at Manchester, an appointment that UNH officials say will help…
Frustrated, 2 businessmen quit UNHM advisory board
They expressed frustration with their shared view that the Queen City campus has not been responsive to the needs of students or businesses in the Merrimack Valley
With a potential $1b in deferred maintenance needs, USNH prepares a plea to the Legislature
KEEP was envisioned as a way to attract and keep strong students in the state, arming them with the skills to respond to New Hampshire's future workforce needs and emerging high-tech economy
Senate panel backs health exchange
While presidential candidates were crossing New Hampshire on Tuesday getting in their last points about health care, the Senate Commerce Committee was acting on three major pieces of health-related legislation. Without a word of debate, the Senate unanimously voted to…
Out-of-state health insurance bill on life support
Would you like the chance to buy your health insurance out of state? Well the Senate Commerce Committee recommended earlier this week to kill a bill that would allow you to do so. But with only a 3-2 vote in…
Reorganized UNH Cooperative Extension tries to cope with cuts
Due to state budget cuts, the University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension has nearly two dozen fewer employees than it had six months ago and is in the process of reorganizing so it can continue offering its programs statewide. And…
Growing World Academy imparts its vision to decades of students
Essential to the school's mission is to develop the "whole child," which means addressing all aspects of his or her being
State's hospitals battle back over state's Medicaid funding experiment
Each October, New Hampshire and the state's hospitals engage in an accounting sleight of hand set up in 1991. Hospitals wire the state millions of dollars to pay the "Medicaid Enhancement Tax," and the state then wires the amount back,…
Insurance alliances slow to start in N.H.
There's much more to forming a purchasing alliance than pulling together a group of small businesses to go on a shopping trip for health insurance
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