NH is second-best state for working with animals
Maine came in first, with a slightly lower average salary, but less of that salary going to pay rent, and more people employed in animal care jobs than New Hampshire.
Manchester Ink Link Staff
Manchester area unemployment down, wages up
The biggest increase in jobs in the Manchester area is in leisure and hospitality, which is up 21.7 percent. Much of that increase came as restaurants, bars, hotels and other businesses in that industry opened back up after COVID-19 restrictions were lifted and the pandemic eased.
Ink Link team earns 10 NH Press Association awards
New Hampshire Press Association last week announced winners in the statewide 2020 Annual Excellence in Journalism contest. The list includes 10 awards for Manchester Ink Link’s team.
Registration now open to nonprofits for NH Gives
24-hour online giving event set to take place on June 8 and 9.
Want Ads: Blessed Sacrament Children’s Closet in need of clothing
Church clothing closet in need of donations.
Granite Mike Awards 2020: NH Association of Broadcasters name WMUR, WZID stations of the year
This year, New Hampshire broadcasters overcame obstacles to continue to provide award-winning coverage of the year that was… from a tragic Pelham church shooting to uniquely informative and entertaining NH Primary coverage, as well as several creative and memorable commercials in both radio and television.
Tru by Hilton seals deal with Common Man Roadside for food service at Spring Street hotel
More vendors are sought to round-out the offerings at the city’s newest hotel, which will cater to a younger demographic.
What’s a chimney sweep? They do it all to keep you safe year-round at Anything Chimney
Anything Chimney is busy year-round, doing repairs and getting customers ready for the heating season.
Spark Academy is hiring: Opening for High School Integrated Humanities Teacher
Spark Academy of Advanced Technologies is a public charter school, grades 9-12, in New Hampshire. We are entering our second year and currently have first- and second-year students.
Turning grief into gratitude: Johnson family community mask giveaway June 24 at Brady Sullivan Plaza
The Johnson family story went viral when Angela shared pictures on social media showing CMC nurses holding messages up to the window in Rene Johnson’s room for his family, who had gathered in the park below. The family was unable to be at Rene’s bedside due to hospital COVID-19 regulations and relied on messages from the nurses for updates on their father’s condition.
May 12: Distracted driving webinar for high school students
Free presentation is Tuesday, May 12 and Is open to all high school students in New Hampshire and New England.
Beeze Tees pivots to make masks and help small businesses
Beeze Tees screen printing has been in business for almost 10 years and when things started to take a turn for the worst due to the novel coronavirus, owner Tim Pipp and his staff came up with some ways to help local businesses and keep some his staff employed.