HEAL (Healthy Eating Active Living) NH will host a conference, Accelerating Progress Towards Healthy People & Healthy Places on October 16 at Church Landing in Meredith. The HEAL Conference serves as a gathering to celebrate, learn, and engage with people in New Hampshire working to promote and support improved access to healthy foods and safe […]
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With Autumn creeping closer, our attention turns from field work to planning and organizing. As such, HEAL NH will hold its fourth Active Transportation Training Series session called, “How to Make Local Projects Safer and More Accessible for Pedestrians and Bicyclists.” It is with great enthusiasm that we offer this session to local municipal volunteers,
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UNH released two reports today (one for Southern and one for Northern NH) that describe the warming trends we will see over the next few decades, as well as more frequent “extreme precipitation” events. The reports were compiled to assist municipalities in planning decision-making for future investments. For more information and to download the reports,
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The National Complete Streets Coalition, a program of Smart Growth America, announced on February 18th that Portsmouth NH ranked 7th in the country for its quality Complete Streets policy, passed by the City Council in October 2013. The concept of Complete Streets means that when a road or street is built or re-built, it takes
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