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Wilton approved for rural health grant, but town officials debate: Should they take it?
The Wilton Select Board is scheduled to vote on October 19 whether to accept federal grant funding for a new Mobile Integrated Health program designed to provide at-home care to the region's aging…
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Active Aging: How New Hampshire's Choices for Independence helps seniors age in place
New Hampshire offers the Choices for Independence Program, a Medicaid waiver initiative designed to help eligible seniors and individuals with disabilities age in place through various in-home services.
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4m100+ Women Who Care awards $9,000 to Crotched Mountain School and Village
The Monadnock Region chapter of 100+ Women Who Care selected Crotched Mountain School and Village as its latest quarterly recipient of a $9,000 donation to fund assistive technology for students with developmental disabilities.
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6mBackyard Naturalist: Things that go bump in the night
Science director Brett Amy Thelen explains the natural origins behind various nocturnal animal sounds in the woods, such as those made by barred owls, eastern coyotes, bobcats, and red foxes.
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Active Aging: Key questions to ask a financial advisor in the first meeting
Birch Financial Group co-founders Liana and Travis Poodiack provided ten essential questions for individuals seeking a financial advisor to ensure transparency regarding fees, fiduciary duties, and comprehensive planning.
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4mFrancestown Bone Blasters class keeps seniors strong
A woman in Francestown successfully reversed her osteoporosis diagnosis through the local recreation department's 'Bone Blasters' program, which is modeled after the federally funded 'Bone Builders' initiative.