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2 weeks ago | 
keenesentinel.com | Emily Reily
As dry-January-themed mocktails and nonalcoholic beverages take root in New Hampshire, local establishments say these alternative drinks can foster social inclusivity and bring healthy choices to customers’ bar tabs. Although data from the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism says alcohol consumption has been rising, the National Institute on Drug Abuse has found that lifetime drinking among younger generations has been declining since the year 2000.
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2 weeks ago | 
laconiadailysun.com | Emily Reily
As dry-January-themed mocktails and nonalcoholic beverages take root in New Hampshire, local establishments say these alternative drinks can foster social inclusivity and bring healthy choices to customers’ bar tabs. Although data from the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism says alcohol consumption has been rising, the National Institute on Drug Abuse has found that lifetime drinking among younger generations has been declining since the year 2000.
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2 weeks ago | 
nhbr.com | Emily Reily
As dry-January-themed mocktails and nonalcoholic beverages take root in New Hampshire, local establishments say these alternative drinks can foster social inclusivity and bring healthy choices to customers’ bar tabs. Although data from the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism says alcohol consumption has been rising, the National Institute on Drug Abuse has found that lifetime drinking among younger generations has been declining since the year 2000.
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1 month ago | 
nhbr.com | Emily Reily
Providing financial education to those in the community who need it is a big part of Fidelity’s values During Fidelity’s Financial Literacy Day at their Merrimack headquarters, employee Deb DiMarzio told teens from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Manchester that financial literacy is more than just learning how to save money. In fact, their education may already be under way.
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1 month ago | 
keenesentinel.com | Emily Reily
You don’t have to be a large company or work in a specific industry to face a cyber threat — everyone is a target. “It doesn’t matter what kind of business you are,” says Paige Yeater, chief operating officer and chief information security officer at Mainstay Technologies in Manchester. “You have employees, which means that you have names, dates of birth.
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1 month ago | 
nhbr.com | Emily Reily
You don’t have to be a large company or work in a specific industry to face a cyber threat — everyone is a target. “It doesn’t matter what kind of business you are,” says Paige Yeater, chief operating officer and chief information security officer at Mainstay Technologies in Manchester. “You have employees, which means that you have names, dates of birth.
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2 months ago | 
treblezine.com | Emily Reily
A rap group that can embrace horrorcore and the most extreme edges of noise and industrial while also capable of writing squeaky-clean Disney tunes is a force to be reckoned with. Since forming in 2009, clipping.—emcee Daveed Diggs with producers Jonathan Snipes and William Hutson—have consistently made music that’s difficult to pin down: is it techno, is it dance, is it industrial, is it avant-garde or experiment, cyberpunk, horrorcore, or some patchwork combination with its own unique passcode?
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2 months ago | 
keenesentinel.com | Emily Reily
As Jim Daubenspeck points to shoes and boots awaiting rehabilitation, he ticks off the stories: a pair, which belonged to a late husband, that was chewed on by a dog; a pair of cowboy boots will be cleaned to take a place at the foot of its wearer’s casket; a pair of size 2 wedding shoes passed down for generations will take on new life as “something old.” Even hikers will preserve the boots that helped them complete the more than 2,100-mile-long Appalachian Trail, says Daubenspeck, owner of...
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2 months ago | 
nhbr.com | Emily Reily
As cobble shops dwindle, apprenticeships keep industry running As Jim Daubenspeck points to shoes and boots awaiting rehabilitation, he ticks off the stories: a pair, which belonged to a late husband, that was chewed on by a dog; a pair of cowboy boots will be cleaned to take a place at the foot of its wearer’s casket; a pair of size 2 wedding shoes passed down for generations will take on new life as “something old.” Even hikers will preserve the boots that helped them complete the more than...
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
treblezine.com | Emily Reily
Punk rock history is rife with lyrics that lionize being vacant and apathetic—it’s just another way to relate to kids and sound cool. The Sex Pistols made it easy enough to advocate for sailing through life in a coma-like state or flipping off the queen. Those are still relatable subjects and valid punk rock fodder. Still, while the chords haven’t changed, punk has matured.
