Repair or replace? Nashua weighs the future of its elementary schools
The board did not select a final plan. A public hearing is scheduled for Oct. 28, with Harriman Architects representatives and district administrators available to answer questions. The board is scheduled to Vote on the plan on Nov. 16 meeting.
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Rivier University’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program now 100% online, expanding access for working nurses
The program can be completed in as little as two years or at a part-time pace. Prospective students can apply now and start in January 2027. Alumni of Rivier’s Master of Science in Nursing programs will receive their first DNP course at no cost when they apply and enroll for January 2027.
Rivier University expands Executive Doctorate in Leadership and Innovation to serve leaders across industries
“Rivier’s Executive Doctorate in Leadership and Innovation is designed for working professionals who want to strengthen their leadership influence, solve real-world challenges, and create lasting organizational impact while continuing to advance their careers.”
NCC prepares for healthcare program expansion
The new facility will serve as the home for existing and emerging healthcare programs, including Licensed Nursing Assistant (LNA), Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN), and Medical Assisting (MA) programs.
Governor Ayotte Announces Plan to Make Community College More Affordable
The Community College Promise Program will be included in the Governor’s recommended state budget for FY28-29. The proposal will require legislative approval and, if enacted, would take effect beginning with the Fall 2027 semester.
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ConvenientMD Names Jessee Uhde Senior Vice President of Urgent Care Operations
Throughout his career, Uhde has led large-scale urgent care operations across multiple states, overseeing growth, operational transformation, and performance improvement. He joins ConvenientMD from Ardent Health, where he served as vice president of operations for urgent care.
Rivier University’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program now 100% online, expanding access for working nurses
The program can be completed in as little as two years or at a part-time pace. Prospective students can apply now and start in January 2027. Alumni of Rivier’s Master of Science in Nursing programs will receive their first DNP course at no cost when they apply and enroll for January 2027.
Secretary of State David Scanlan and Attorney General John Formella Provide Voters With Important Update on the Use of Student ID Cards Ahead of General Election
The Supreme Court’s decision means that registration and identity requirements for the November 3 State General Election revert to the same as those that were in effect during the September 8 State Primary Election.
BEA and New Hampshire Department of Employment Security Secure Nearly $6.6 Million Federal Grant to Reskill Dislocated Workers into High-Growth Careers
New Hampshire’s joint application secured the top funding tier nationwide—one of only 20 projects funded across 17 states—positioning state agencies to rapidly bridge the gap between workers affected by layoffs and high-demand, high-wage Granite State employers.