Chamber accepting Capital Area Student Leadership applications.
Chamber accepting Capital Area Student Leadership applications - deadline to apply for March program is Jan. 13
Pictured: Capital Area Student Leadership Class of 2020 touring the New Hampshire Historical Society during History & Culture Day last year.
The Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce invites students with an interest in assuming leadership roles in their schools and communities to apply for Capital Area Student Leadership (CASL). High school sophomores who both reside and attend school in the Greater Concord area (visit www.ConcordNHChamber.com/CASL for details) are eligible to apply for New Hampshire’s only regional student leadership program. Offered annually by the Chamber for more than two decades, CASL immerses students in the historic, cultural, environmental and civic aspects of Greater Concord through field trips, hands on experiences and facilitated discussions with established community leaders.
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‘Housing traiblazer’ remembered for creating ‘dynamic community organization’
January 6, 2021
Rosemary Heard led CATCH Neighborhood Housing for nearly 15 years. (Photo by Jodie Andruskevich)
Rosemary Heard of Sandwich, who as the longtime president of Concord-based CATCH Neighborhood Housing was one of the state’s leading advocates for and implementers of projects to aid Granite Staters facing housing insecurity, died Dec. 28 at age 60.
Born in Killarney, Ireland, in 1960, she moved to the United States in the 1980s, settling in Boston and eventually working as an executive for several years at MassDevelopment, the Bay State’s economic development agency, before joining the nonprofit CATCH as president and CEO in 2006.