Professional editor
Nancy Birn Struckman is a professional editor based in Hollis. Her business, Editing for Style (345-3348, nancy@editingforstyle.com, editingforstyle.com), provides editing and proofreading services for graduate students, business professionals and writers.
Explain your job and what it entails.
I edit books, blogs and newsletters, dissertations, manuals and websites. For Continue reading “On The Job – Nancy Birn Struckman”
New program seeks to help dancers get on stage
Joan Brodsky, founder of New Hampshire Dance Collaborative, talked about a new program to expand opportunities for New Hampshire dancers.
What is New Hampshire Dance Collaborative?
I’m a former dancer, and when I retired I opened a Pilates studio in Bedford. Continue reading “More dancers”
Digital/flexographic hybrid print specialist
Michael Brochu runs a specialized printing press at Amherst Label, a custom label manufacturer in Milford.
Explain your job and what it entails.
My job is to run a digital and flexographic hybrid printing press. I print labels for commercial and small businesses alike, from medicine Continue reading “On The Job – Michael Brochu”
Granite VNA gets a new director of hospice
Meet Kristin Jordan, Granite VNA’s new director of hospice.
What is your background in health care, and what led you to this position?
I’ve been with Granite VNA for a couple months now. I have a background in home health and hospice, Continue reading “The support team”
Tractor dealer
Katelyn Ryan works as a managing partner at Concord Tractor (164 Dover Road, Chichester, 798-0101, concordtractornh.com), a family-owned tractor dealership that sells KIOTI tractors and tractor attachments and implements.
Explain your job and what it entails.
I am a managing partner at Concord Tractor. I oversee the daily Continue reading “On The Job – Katelyn Ryan”
The basics on adding hens, chicks and roosters to your backyard farm
Perhaps the fluctuations in egg prices have you considering getting your own flock of egg-laying chickens. A New York Times story from Feb. 2 about the “inflation chicken” trend points out that there is a hefty upfront cost Continue reading “Time to get chickens?”
Canterbury Shaker Village has a new education manager
Canterbury Shaker Village’s new education manager, Kyle Sandler, talked about his vision for educational programs at the Village and what visitors can look forward to when the Village reopens for the season on Saturday, May 13.
What led you to Canterbury Shaker Continue reading “History going forward”
Ranch owner
Mollie Skuse is the owner of Chasing Dreams Ranch in Hollis.
Explain your job and what it entails.
As of right now, I have no employees, so I’m the jack of all trades throughout the day. When I arrive at the ranch, everyone is hungry and happy to Continue reading “On The Job – Mollie Skuse”
Manchester Chamber awards SNHU president
The Greater Manchester Chamber has named Dr. Paul LeBlanc, president and CEO of Southern New Hampshire University, its Citizen of the Year.
Tell us about you and your background.
I was born in Canada in New Brunswick in a small farming village. I actually spoke Continue reading “Citizen of the year”
Medical aesthetics provider
Jen O’Brien is an advanced practice nurse who provides aesthetic injections and skin treatments from her medspa Relevé Medical Aesthetics (Salzburg Square, 292 Route 101, Amherst, 460-5706, relevemedicalaesthetics.com).
Explain your job and what it entails.
People enter my office seeking subtle, natural aesthetic treatments to help reclaim Continue reading “On The Job – Jen O’Brien”
