Checkmate will be hosting a free webinar on Friday, November 22nd at 12:00pm.

This webinar will be tackling the ACA, addressing questions such as: "Play or Pay," changes to the health care coverage credit and more!

Topics that will be covered:

• "Play or Pay" Provision
• Changes to the health care coverage credit
• Increased Medicare tax withholding
• ACA Manager and Checkmate's technology solution for ACA compliance

Some information about our presenter Steven Gerlach:

Steve is a member of the Labor and Employment Practice Group and an adjunct member of the Business Law Practice Group. He represents business, nonprofit and individual clients in matters of tax planning, taxation of intellectual property, federal and state tax controversy, executive compensation, employee benefits, the Affordable Care Act and ERISA.

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

If you have any questions, contact Victoria: victoria@checkmatenh.com or (603) 225-2004.

The Concord Chorale performs “The Song Am I,” at their 45th anniversary year holiday concert. Three concerts feature joyous seasonal songs for chorus and youth choir with Riverside Brass, percussion, organ, and an audience participation finale.  Soloists are from within the folds of the Chorale.

The program includes an upbeat “Magnificat” from celebrated St. Paul’s School composer Nicholas White, a fresh look at traditional carols by New England composer Gwyneth Walker, and a new Cantata from esteemed old friend Kevin Siegfried. These local composers are expected to be in attendance at various concerts throughout the weekend. In addition, a Christmas Cantata by Daniel Pinkham, plus the charm of Abbie Betinis and Stephen Chatman all combine to inspire joy, hope and peace.

Tickets are $20 general  admission, $15 for students/seniors, and available from Chorale members, at Bona Fide Green Goods and Merrimack County Savings Bank, both on  Main St, Concord, or by calling 463-5504.

Do you serve K-12 students from a rural community?

Could you use a grant to help you provide direct services to students who need additional assistance?

Come explore the possibilities and help us understand the need in your community so we can share those needs with our Federal Funder. 

AmeriCorps members can bring passion and energy to help you serve your students/youth.

Learn more about the AmeriCorps programs of Goodwill Industries of Northern New England and provide critical insight into program planning that will guide our Federal Proposal to continue our Great Strides Rural Education Corps AmeriCorps program. 

This proposal will bring additional educational resources to rural communities.  The Great Strides Rural Education Corps currently places AmeriCorps members with schools/organizations such as:

• Fort Fairfield Schools, Fort Fairfield, ME
• Lake Region Union High School, Orleans, VT
• Maine Seacoast Mission Downeast Education Center, Cherryfield, ME
• Telstar High School, Bethel, ME
• Stevens High School, Claremont, NH
• And 20 more partners where a total of 31 AmeriCorps members currently serve full time.

If you are interested in receiving a grant of AmeriCorps members to help you accomplish your work with youth, you must follow this link to express your desire to learn more about the program.  You may also use the form to RSVP to join one of the Informational Meetings described below.  

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/GSC_AmeriCorps_Interest_Survey 

Follow this link 10 minutes before to get your computer connected: https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/402048557, and call in to (267) 507-0015. The access code and meeting ID are 402-048-557.

Program Background
The Great Strides Rural Education Corps is an AmeriCorps program of Goodwill Industries of Northern New England. Great Strides can provide AmeriCorps Members to rural schools or non-profits serving rural students in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. These information meetings will consist of background information relating to AmeriCorps, Goodwill industries of Northern New England and the specific details of what AmeriCorps members can do at your school or agency. It will also include group discussion of how to make the program most effective and what the most pressing educational needs are in your community.

Thanks for your interest in the AmeriCorps programs of Goodwill Industries of Northern New England. To learn more about our other education focused AmeriCorps programs please go to http://www.goodwillnne.org/jobs/americorps.

Do you serve K-12 students from a rural community?

Could you use a grant to help you provide direct services to students who need additional assistance?

Come explore the possibilities and help us understand the need in your community so we can share those needs with our Federal Funder. 

AmeriCorps members can bring passion and energy to help you serve your students/youth.

Learn more about the AmeriCorps programs of Goodwill Industries of Northern New England and provide critical insight into program planning that will guide our Federal Proposal to continue our Great Strides Rural Education Corps AmeriCorps program. 

This proposal will bring additional educational resources to rural communities.  The Great Strides Rural Education Corps currently places AmeriCorps members with schools/organizations such as:

• Fort Fairfield Schools, Fort Fairfield, ME
• Lake Region Union High School, Orleans, VT
• Maine Seacoast Mission Downeast Education Center, Cherryfield, ME
• Telstar High School, Bethel, ME
• Stevens High School, Claremont, NH
• And 20 more partners where a total of 31 AmeriCorps members currently serve full time.

If you are interested in receiving a grant of AmeriCorps members to help you accomplish your work with youth, you must follow this link to express your desire to learn more about the program.  You may also use the form to RSVP to join one of the Informational Meetings described below.  

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/GSC_AmeriCorps_Interest_Survey

Program Background
The Great Strides Rural Education Corps is an AmeriCorps program of Goodwill Industries of Northern New England. Great Strides can provide AmeriCorps Members to rural schools or non-profits serving rural students in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. These information meetings will consist of background information relating to AmeriCorps, Goodwill industries of Northern New England and the specific details of what AmeriCorps members can do at your school or agency. It will also include group discussion of how to make the program most effective and what the most pressing educational needs are in your community.

Thanks for your interest in the AmeriCorps programs of Goodwill Industries of Northern New England. To learn more about our other education focused AmeriCorps programs please go to http://www.goodwillnne.org/jobs/americorps.