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For as long as I’ve called Grafton County my home, Ammonoosuc Community Health Services has been a respected pillar of our community. They’ve helped care for every single patient who walked through its doors, whether or not they could afford to pay the bill.

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CONCORD — With Open Enrollment ending Jan. 15, NH Navigator, an initiative of the Foundation for Healthy Communities, continues to offer free health insurance navigation services to New Hampshire residents who need to apply for and enroll in health insurance through the Federal Marketplace, …

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OSSIPEE — White Horse Recovery has been awarded a $35,000 grant from the Kendal C. and Anna Ham Charitable Foundation to purchase a seven-seat 2025 Kia Sorento as a dedicated transportation vehicle for its North Conway location. The Kendal C. and Anna Ham Charitable Foundation focuses on sup…

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As I scanned my holiday-laden living room, I felt the coziness of Christmas surround me like a warm blanket. Looking at old decorations imbued with memories, I found myself reflecting on Christmases past.

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MANCHESTER — The American Red Cross is urging donors to make an appointment to give blood or platelets now to keep the blood supply steady over the busy holiday season. Types O positive, O negative and B negative blood donors are especially needed. Schedule a blood or platelets donation appo…

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CONWAY — The Longest Night is a nationwide effort to unite communities in support of individuals living with Alzheimer’s and the caregivers who stand beside them. In recognition of the longest night of the year on Dec. 21, the Mount Washington Valley Adult Day Center will illuminate its road…

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CONWAY — MaineHealth Primary Care — Family & Internal Medicine and Pediatrics in North Conway has been recognized by the MaineHealth Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital “Excellence in Pediatric Care” program. 

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CONCORD — Lung cancer continues to be the leading cause of cancer deaths here in New Hampshire and across the U.S., as shown in the recently released American Lung Association in New Hampshire 2025 “State of Lung Cancer” report.