Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 25th of August.
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🏘️ Community
Charles Okorie, founder of the Thank You Project, will lead the annual Water Walk on Sept.
12 starting at Greeley Park and ending at the river to raise funds for wells and scholarships in Nigerian communities. His event invites local residents to join in a display of collective humanity.
💼 Business
Scontsas, a Nashua business with a 114-year history, started as a shoe shine shop and evolved to offer jewelry and home décor—staying active in local events and business groups.
Owner Philip Scontsas said the store uses social media to keep close to the community.
A new AI study shows New Hampshire ranks as the seventh fastest for internet speed despite only one county landing in the nation’s top 200, highlighting an uneven spread of high-speed connections across the state.
🏥 Health
Eleven hospitals across the state have been recognized by the American Heart Association for advancing quality care for heart disease and stroke through the Get With The program — a nod to their ongoing commitment to patient health.
A federal order signed on Aug.
10 calls for vaccines to be given at separate visits, but pediatricians at Southern New Hampshire Health advise Nashua families to keep using the AAP schedule—ensuring children are protected when needed most.
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