The November Newsletter has been postponed to next week. Enjoy this edition of "Just the Pieces" in its place. 

PLANNING EVENT OF INTEREST: "Improving your Virtual Facilitation: Quick Tips and Upcoming Training Opportunities"

UNH Cooperative Extension recently published an informative article on, "Improving your Virtual Facilitation: Quick Tips and Upcoming Training Opportunities" ahead of their Nov. 15-Dec. 15 "Building Your Virtual Facilitation Skills" course.

Read the short article for some quick tips or to register for the fall or spring course.

ICYMI: Register Now for NHPA's 2022 Annual Meeting

NH Planners Association invites you to celebrate a successful year of planning across the state, with its annual meeting. 

The business meeting will begin at 10:15 AM, preceded by check-in and networking beginning at 9:30AM. Coffee and pastries will be provided. 

Lunch will follow the business meeting portion of the agenda. The last portion of the meeting will be for professional development with two sessions, one an ethics session led by Max Latona and the other session will be a panel discussion on urban street trees, forest management plans, and landscaping. CM credits pending.  

Register via Constant Contact, or find more information on the NHPA website.

SRPC'S LATEST: "Economic Resiliency Planning"

SRPC economic recovery coordinator Natalie Gemma recently co-authored an article published in NHMA's Town and City Magazine focused on economic resiliency planning.

Along with Stacey Doll, community resiliency planner at North Country Council (NCC) and Jay Minkarah, executive director at Nashua Regional Planning Commission (NRPC), Natalie shared an overview of the economic resiliency work that came as an outcome of the Covid-19 pandemic. In the article she details work she led through SRPC's CARES Act programming. This includes SRPC's record digitization project and community technical assistance program, among other efforts.

Read the full article to learn more about SRPC's economic development programming and to learn about similar work at SRPC's counterparts at NCC and NRPC.

Engaging Citizen Science in Collecting Keene Brook Water Level Data

Executive Council set to OK InvestNH affordable housing grants

November 4, 2022