Different Locations, Same Verbiage, Same Deception!

Here we go again. If the spiel in this invite looks like a carbon copy of the last event we posted, well that’s because it is! These groups are anything but local and have no authority to steer you in any direction you do not want to go. But they are all over NH, spreading their force. The title seems like a joke when you consider this is outside corporate money, invading public institutions, looking to represent YOU as a community.

Local Solutions for the Strafford Region Regional Community Conversations

When & Where:
Tuesday February 19th
Plymouth, NH
Pease Public Library
Snow date: Thursday, February 21st

Tuesday February 26th
Claremont, NH
The Common Man Restaurant
Snow date: Thursday, February 28th

Tuesday March 5th
Dover, NH
Dover Middle School
Snow date: Thursday, March 7th

Tuesday March 19th
Manchester, NH

Thursday March 21st
Littleton, NH Senior Center

Tuesday April 2nd
Keene, NH

Tuesday April 9th
Berlin, NH

Tuesday April 16th
Pembroke, NH

Tuesday April 30th
Nashua, NH

Tuesday May 7th
Laconia, NH

Tuesday May 14th
Kingston, NH

Contact
Michele Holt-Shannon
NH Listens
603-862-0692
michele.holt-shannon@unh.edu

How can we make the Strafford Region the best place to live, learn, work, and play for everyone?

We imagine you have great answers to this question and we hope you will consider being a part of an upcoming informative conversation about the future of our communities, our region, and our state.

The issues local leaders face are many, including public health, transportation, economic development, infrastructure, housing, land use, energy, cultural, historic, and natural resources, and more. The Granite State Future Project is committed to engaging everyone to discuss such issues while identifying local assets, needs and ways to effectively use limited government resources. Regional community conversations are being designed and hosted by NH Listens and UNH Cooperative Extension.

All perspectives are welcome!

The discussion for the Strafford Region will take place on:

Tuesday, March 5th
Dover, NH
Dover Middle School
Snow date: Thursday, March 7th

Register Now

Be a part of these thoughtful and informative community conversations about the future of our communities, our region, and our state.

All conversations will take place in the evening.
Sign in & refreshments: 6:00 p.m.
Program: 6:30 – 9:00 p.m.

On-site childcare will be available.

Michele Holt-Shannon
NH Listens
michele.holt-shannon@unh.edu
603-862-0692