Hillsborough County

Nashua

New Hampshire

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As CDC Looks for Common Source of Cyclospora Parasite, Physicians Monitor Patients

Doctor Discusses Symptoms, Tests and Treatments as Illness from Cyclosporiasis Spreads Across U.S.

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Know Where to Go: Immediate Care or the ER?

Learn how to choose the right level of care for urgent health needs and avoid unnecessary emergency visits.

New Colon Cancer Screening Guidelines: What...

A New American Cancer Society Colorectal Cancer Screening Option

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By Amit Kumar, MD, allergist at Southern New Hampshire Asthma and Allergy 

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Bringing the Future of Surgery to Southern New...

Bringing the Future of Surgery to Southern New Hampshire

AI in Healthcare at Southern New Hampshire...

Artificial intelligence is becoming a bigger part of everyday life, and healthcare is no exception.

AI in Healthcare at Southern New Hampshire Health: Advancing Safe, Patient-Centered Innovation

Colorectal Cancer: Preventable and Curable

From a Brand Partner: By: John V. Flannery, Jr., MD of Colon & Rectal Surgery of New England

Colon Cancer is Rising in Adults Under 40:...

For years, colon cancer was considered a disease of older adults. But that’s no longer the case. 

Colon Cancer is Rising in Adults Under 40: Symptoms You Should Never Ignore

Southern NH Health Expands Access to Surgical...

Southern NH Health Expands Access to Surgical Care Close to Home

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If you've opened ChatGPT, typed something in, read what came back, and thought "this sounds nothing like a human being wrote it"... this is for you.
Imagine asking AI to write a thank-you note to your neighbor and it actually sounds like you wrote it. Imagine using it to organize a trip, draft an email to your boss, or research a topic in half the time it normally takes, and the results are actually useful. Not robotic. Not weird. Not embarrassing.
That's what happens when you know what to say to it.
Here's where most people are instead: they opened ChatGPT or Google Gemini because everyone said they should. They typed something in. What came back sounded like a greeting card written by a microwave. They tried again. Same thing. They closed the tab and haven't gone back.
Or worse, they haven't tried at all because the whole thing feels like it's moving too fast and they've already missed the window.
You haven't missed anything. You're just missing one piece: how to talk to AI so it gives you what you actually want.
My name is Walter Schnecker. I run C1M Academy in Amherst, NH. We're a New Hampshire Department of Education-licensed school. I've taught over 2,000 students across 20+ years. I hold credentials from Johns Hopkins in neuroscience and specialize in making complicated technology feel simple.
I'm running a free, in-person workshop called Introduction to Artificial Intelligence. 90 minutes. No jargon. No laptop required. You'll walk in confused about AI and walk out knowing how to use it that same afternoon.
Here's what you won't get: a sales pitch for the first 90 minutes. No pressure. No signing anything. I do also teach a six-week AI course for people who want to go deeper. But committing six weeks to a teacher you've never met is a strange ask. So the free workshop is a test drive. Of me. If you like how I teach, the course is there. If you don't, you still leave with 90 minutes of useful knowledge and you lost nothing but 90 minutes of a Saturday morning.
Saturday, August 8th. 10:00 to 11:30 AM. Amherst, NH. Free.
Seats are limited because it's a real classroom, not a webinar.
Register here: <a href="https://www.c1mpa.com/iai" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.c1mpa.com/iai</a>

Local Event: Free AI Workshop - Amherst, NH - Saturday Aug 8th

Free AI Workshop - Amherst, NH - Saturday Aug 8th

If you've opened ChatGPT, typed something in, read what came back, and thought "this sounds nothing like a human being wrote...

Trombly Gardens is hosting their annual lobster festival Saturday, August 8th from 12-4PM. Live music, hayrides, cow train, farm animals, and don't forget the ice cream. purchase tickets www.tromblygardens.com

Local Event: Lobster Festival

Lobster Festival

Trombly Gardens is hosting their annual lobster festival Saturday, August 8th from 12-4PM. Live music, hayrides, cow train,...

Nashua Historical Society, Abbot-Spalding House 1 Nashville Street Nashua, NH

Open HouseTours &amp;&nbsp;Scavenger Hunts at the Abbot-Spalding HouseThis Federal revival-style house Museum has previously served as the home to a succession of prominent Nashua citizens including Daniel Abbot, the father of Nashua. A special 1940's era collection will be on display.Visiting is free to Nashua Historical Society members and is free to Military retired and active individual's families. A $10 fee applies to all other visitors paying with cash or check, and for credit card payments the fee is $12. Please note: this house museum is not handicapped accessible.Also visit the Florence H. Speare Memorial Museum during this time for Tours and Scavenger Hunts. It is handicapped assessable and free to all!

Local Event: Abbot-Spalding Open House

Abbot-Spalding Open House

Open HouseTours & Scavenger Hunts at the Abbot-Spalding HouseThis Federal revival-style house Museum has previously served as...

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