Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 20th of October.
Good morning, Nashua.
💼 Business
Hannaford online services remain down today after a cyber attack forced a shutdown on Oct.
11, leaving customers without digital shopping or coupons while in-store operations continue and the company restores service in phases (customers may temporarily use third-party delivery options).
Fred Kocher interviewed David Gerry — CEO of Bugcrowd — and Phil Magnuszewski, CEO of Disrupt AI, about AI's potential to change work practices in New Hampshire.
The discussion took place yesterday and highlighted possible shifts in the local business scene.
🎭 Culture
New Hampshire offers a season of winter festivals to brighten the community.
Nashua’s free Winter Stroll is on Nov. 28, while events in Derry, Portsmouth, and beyond will feature live music, light displays, and family fun from holiday tree lightings to parades.
🎓 Education
The school board will review an 18-month facilities study Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the Nashua High School North boardroom as it considers options from keeping all 12 elementary schools open to building consolidated ones — a public hearing will follow on Oct.
28 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the same room.
🏥 Health
GO-NORTH announced an $11 million project to boost rural EMS services with new equipment, training, and mobile integrated health programs during a press conference in Concord on Friday.
The project will ease strain on emergency rooms by offering out-of-hospital care in the Concord area and North Country.
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