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LACONIA — Lakes Region Mental Health Center recently recognized two community members at its Annual Meeting. The event was a ‘60s Gala held at the Lakeport Opera House. The theme was celebrating 60 years of serving the Greater Lakes Region community's mental health and well-being. Each year,…

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LACONIA — Concord Hospital — Laconia has been officially designated a Primary Stroke Center by DNV Healthcare, marking an advancement in stroke care for the Lakes Region and further strengthening Concord Hospital Health System’s commitment to delivering high-quality, evidence-based emergency…

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The holiday season brings celebrations, family gatherings, and, often, tables piled with sugary  desserts, rich casseroles, and indulgent drinks. For those managing blood sugar, whether living  with diabetes, prediabetes, or just wanting to stay balanced; holidays can be challenging.  Luckil…

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ALTON — Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood. The Wolfeboro Lions Club encourages the community to help save lives by participating in a local blood drive on Thursday, Nov. 20, from 12:30 to 5 p.m. at Saint Katharine Drexel Church, 40 Hidden Springs Road in Alton.

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This year marks a major milestone for Comfort Keepers of Central and Northern New Hampshire: 20 years of providing compassionate, uplifting in-home care to seniors and their families. Since opening their doors in 2005, this independently owned and operated franchise has made it their mission…

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PLYMOUTH — November is American Diabetes Month, a time to raise awareness and support those affected by diabetes. In recognition, Speare Primary Care and White Mountain Eye Care & Optical, departments of Speare Memorial Hospital, invite the community to attend their free Annual Diabetes …

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PLYMOUTH ― After 25 years of dedicated leadership, Speare Memorial Hospital President and CEO Michelle McEwen has announced her plans to retire in the spring of 2026.

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PLYMOUTH — Plymouth State University has received a $1.56 million federal grant to launch a new four-year program aimed at strengthening the rural behavioral health workforce and expanding access to treatment for substance use disorder, particularly opioid use.

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