Tony Zore sits down with Steve Wolner and Knute Ogren to discuss the Neighbor to Neighbor volunteer effort to keep homes warm, safe, and dry this winter. It happens November 2nd with a rain date of Nov. 9th.
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Tony Zore sits down with Jordan Cargill and Fabio Gutierrez to discuss the MWV Climber’s Co-op’s Access pass pre-sale at Tuckerman Brewery this Saturday (10/26) from 6-9pm.
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Tony Zore sits down with Moselle Spiller and Tara Schroeder to discuss the plethora of events coming up with the Green Mountain Conservation Group.
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Tony Zore sits down with Tracy Strout and Belinda Kustan to discuss the Robert Frost Public Charter School’s 2nd Annual Harvest Festival happening this Saturday from 10am – 2pm.
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Tony Zore sits down with Marshall Allan and June Waltz to discuss the upcoming Carroll County Retired Senior Volunteer Program Auction at Abenaki Trail Restaurant in N. Conway. The event is happening this Sunday with previewing starting at 1pm.
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In February of this year, the US Department of Veterans Affairs issued what they called the, “Governor’s Challenge to Prevent Suicide among Service Members, Veterans, and their Families.” Former Army Captain and Valley Resident Ray Gilmore just returned from training in Colorado stemming from that challenge. They call the program “Together With Veterans.” He refers to the effort as a ‘center of gravity.’ He says that while they’re currently working on a plan to address Veteran Suicide, the hope is that methods developed from this program will be used towards preventing suicides in other communities beyond veterans. Gilmore notes that they’re still in the planning phase for the Mt. Washington Valley but that they will be making their first moves before the end of the year and significant moves to set up new support tools for the Veteran Community of New Hampshire over the course of 2020.
