Sewing, it’s who Margaret “Peggy” Brown of Rumney is. It is what she does . . . her therapy . . .her passion. Daily she can be found in her sewing nook creating her signature pieces— colorful, reversible fleece vests, jackets and snowsuits for children. At the same time she may be also piecing together […]
Speare’s Cardiac Rehab Gets to the Heart of the Matter Read More »
Hiking, downhill skiing, snowshoeing, landscaping, boating, cutting/splitting/stacking firewood or walking his dog, Piper. This is John “Jack” Sheffield’s New Hampshire lifestyle and one he and his wife, Sally, fully embrace. It is why they moved to Campton 12 years ago, so they could live it every day. About four years ago Jack started to notice
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Friday, February 6, 2015 marked the 12-year anniversary of The American Heart Association’s “National Wear Red Day”. This massive national public awareness day is held the first Friday in February to raise awareness about heart disease being the No. 1 killer of women. Heart disease and stroke kill 1 in 3 women, yet it’s 80% preventable. To show our commitment to
Wear Red Day helps raise awareness to end the #1 killer of women Read More »
By Michele Hutchins, MBA, Director of Community Relations Some days the best medicine may simply be a hug, but on other days, it’s helping parents understand the right questions to ask to get their child the right care, at the time. From band aids and temperature taking, to setting the foundation for healthy lifestyle choices
School Nurses: Bringing a Little TLC to the ABCs Read More »
White Mountain Eye Care & Optical reopened today, January 16, however the rest of Speare Memorial Hospital’s medical office building, Speare Memorial at Boulder Point, remains closed due to water damage from a frozen pipe that burst on Sunday. Clean-up and repairs are estimated to take three weeks. Practices Temporarily Relocate Offices to Speare Memorial
White Mountain Eye Care Opens, but the Rest of Boulder Point Remains Closed Read More »