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Henry Och: NH Veterans Stand Down Event – September 19
Henry Och: NH Veterans Stand Down Event – September 19

On September 19, starting at 10 am, Harbor Care and Eversource will be holding the 2025 NH Veteran Stand Down. President and CEO Henry Och joins to discuss the mission of Harborcare, recent activities to end veteran homelessness, and the upcoming Harborcare- Eversouce Standdown.

This event will take place on Friday September 19, 2025, from 10am2pm at the Eversource Energy Park at 780 N. Commercial St. in Manchester, NH.   

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