Smash-And-Grab Burglary Suspects Eyed; Craft Beer: PM Patch NH

Concord NH

16 December, 2021

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CONCORD, NH — State environmental officials and New Hampshire brewers are working together to promote sustainability. A new craft beverage recognition program will recognize leaders in the beer industry that work to improve energy efficiency, water and resource conservation, and pollution prevention. It seeks to expand on the craft beer pollution prevention program already created in the state. In order to obtain recognition, crafters must "meet certain sustainability requirements, provide information on an environmental initiative instituted at their business that reduced the amount of water, energy, waste or greenhouse gas emissions generated and submit applications to be considered for admission into the program." Enrollment in the program will be renewed annually and will be based on "the idea of continuous improvement and offers support through videos, webinars, guidance documents and onsite visits to help producers continue to expand their sustainability efforts." Membership includes state recognition, technical assistance, and networking opportunities. Recognition program members will be featured on the New Hampshire Brewers Association Beer Trail Map and shown on New Hampshire Sustainable Craft Beverage Program Member Map. The New Hampshire Sustainable Craft Beverage Recognition Program is open to all craft beverage producers in New Hampshire. For more info on the program or to apply, visit: The Sustainable Craft Beverage webpage or email [email protected]. Looking To Help Others? Here Are Some Ideas A quick "thank you" to Kelsi Gantt from GoFundMe for sending these Granite State fundraising efforts to Patch for those feeling a little generous this week. Clothes For Kids Fundraiser (Portsmouth): Seacoast Cars & Coffee, The Groomsmith, and J.Hilburn came together and launched a GoFundMe on behalf of The Chase Home for Children to purchase clothing needed for the children housed at the home.Random Acts of Deliciousness 2021 (Portsmouth): Random Acts of Deliciousness is back for a second round. After raising nearly $18,000 last year and feeding hundreds of families across New Hampshire, the team is back this year and extending its Thanksgiving fundraiser throughout the Christmas season to continue feeding families.Holiday Helpings (Salem) – Last year, the Salem Career & Technical Education Center provided more than 650 holiday meals to local families, and this year they hope to do the same. The culinary students take great pride in employing their skills in order to contribute to their community.Bring Interactive Kindness Art Mural to Town (Milford): Kathleen Bouchard set a goal to bring the Kindness Rocks Project, a grassroots kindness movement she's participated in for several years, to Milford for the holiday season. She paints rocks and leaves them around town or sends them to nursing homes, hospitals, and schools to help spread kindness and cheer. Support from the local community helped her surpass her fundraiser goal.15th Annual CHS Toy Drive (Manchester): For the past 15 years, Ben Campbell has been donating toys to New Hampshire's Child Health Services Clinic in Manchester in honor of his doctor and friend, Dr. Selma Deitch Sigel, who founded the clinic and was known as the "matriarch of New Hampshire pediatricians." She passed away in 2004.Help A Cancer Survivor At The Holidays (Pelham): The Pelham Good Neighbor Fund provides emergency support to Pelham residents. This holiday season, supporters have contributed over $3,000 to help brighten the holiday season for Don, who recently lost his mother to cancer and beat cancer himself – he's currently in remission. GoFundMe is a Patch promotional partner. Here is everything else going on in New Hampshire right now. NH Schools On Edge Over Dec. 17 TikTok Shooting Challenge CONCORD, NH — School districts in New Hampshire and across the country are warning parents about potential threats of violence against schools, that were not deemed credible, after posts... Read more LaBelle Winery Companies Fined $22K For Child Labor Violations AMHERST, NH — The owners of two New Hampshire wineries have paid a child labor violation fine as well as back wages to 69 employees, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. The ... 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Read more Two Physician Lawmakers Call For Faster Action To Fight COVID-19 Surge By PAULA TRACY, InDepthNH.orgCONCORD, NH... Read more NH Diocese Pulls Out Of March For Life Over COVID-19 Concerns By Damien Fisher, NH Journal New Hampshire's Roman Catholic Diocese... Read more Cline: When It Comes To Preparing For Winter, Squirrels Think We're Idiots By Andrew Cline, NH Journal Squirrels don't understand... Read more Student Scores In NH Dropped During Remote Learning: PM Patch NH Here is the latest edition of PM Patch NH. This post features stories and information published during the past 24 hours. Thank you for reading Patch in New Hampshire. ... 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