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Palmer Gas & Oil Delivers Safety Training to Sandown Fire Department.
Atkinson, NH – Palmer Gas & Oil (PGO) recently conducted propane safety training to members of the Sandown NH Fire Department. Coordinated by Chris Poole, PGO employee and a captain on the Sandown Fire Department, the training was delivered by PGO employees Chris Gagnon, Safety Director, Paul Singster, Delivery Driver, and Rick Rushton, Tank Installer. “Every day we work hard to secure the safety of the Sandown community” says Poole. “Coordinated training with Palmer Gas & Oil regarding propane safety
News Release: 8/25/2020
Children’s Museum of New Hampshire To Re-Open in September (Dover, NH - August 20, 2020) The Children’s Museum of New Hampshire is excited to announce its reopening to the public in September after a nearly six-month closure due to COVID-19. “During this unprecedented time of stress and hardship, we hope that reopening the Museum brings joy and a hint of normalcy to the lives of children, families and the community,”said Jane Bard, Museum President. “We recognize that there is still much uncertainty,
Wentworth-Douglass CEO Greg Walker to retire after 24 years of service
Wentworth-Douglass Hospital Board of Trustees chair Carol Bailey announced today that president & CEO, Gregory Walker, FACHE, will retire from his position on October 31, 2020. Bailey praised Walker for his hard work and commitment to the organization, which started nearly 24 years ago. “Dover and the surrounding communities have benefited from Greg’s visionary leadership over two and half decades. During his tenure, Wentworth-Douglass Hospital has grown inpatient and outpatient services, expanded where
2020 Seacoast Cancer 5K is now Virtual
The Wentworth-Douglass Hospital Foundation Board of Directors has announced that the Seacoast Cancer 5K, originally scheduled for Sunday, September 20, will take place virtually in 2020. The move to a virtual format is a result of the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic and a precaution to protect the health and safety of those in the greater Seacoast community. Since it started in 2014, the Seacoast Cancer 5K has raised more than $1.4 million dollars and has become one of the region’s
