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The Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth Celebrates ‘Small but MIGHTY Business Week’ — Presented by First Seacoast Bank
The Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth Celebrates ‘Small but MIGHTY Business Week’ — Presented by First Seacoast Bank PORTSMOUTH— It’sNational Small Business Week (May 4–10) — a time to honor the hardworking entrepreneurs who drive innovation, create jobs, and bring life to our local communities. Here on the Seacoast, the Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth is turning up the energy with Small but MIGHTY Business Week, proudly presented by First Seacoast Bank! Throughout the week,
Shields Up: Guarding Intellectual Property in the Age of Screens
The modern marketplace rewards ideas as much as—or more than—products. Whether it’s a brand concept, an algorithm, a slogan, or a signature design, intellectual property is the lifeblood of many businesses operating in a digital-first world. But when everything is online, exposure becomes vulnerability. A casual click can result in a logo being duplicated, a trade secret stolen, or an entire product line cloned. This is where strategy matters, and protection isn’t just about lawyers and paperwork
Magic, Robots, and STEAM Fun Await at Sages Entertainment Summer Camps in Berwick and Rye!
Magic, Robots, and STEAM Fun Await at Sages Entertainment Summer Camps in Berwick and Rye!Unforgettable experiences now enrolling for families across the Seacoast PORTSMOUTH, NH — Families across the Seacoast are in for a magical summer as Sages Entertainment brings its award-winning blend of education and excitement to Berwick Academy in South Berwick, ME, and the Rye Recreation Department in Rye, NH. Running from June through August 2025, these camps offer children hands-on experiences in magic,
Halley Neal and Harrison Goodell Named Grand Prize Winners of The Music Hall’s 2025 Emerging Artist Grant
Free Chestnut Street Concert Will Feature Additional Winners on May 11 Benefit Event Headlined by Sara Bareilles PORTSMOUTH – The Music Hall is thrilled to announce the winners of its 2025 Emerging Artist Grant Program, an initiative created to spotlight and support rising contemporary musicians with both financial assistance and high-profile performance opportunities. This year’s Grand Prize Winners—Halley Neal and Harrison Goodell—will open for Grammy-winning artist Sara Bareilles during the sold-out
Adventure Awaits: High School Students Invited to Set Sail with the 2025 Sea Challenge
PORTSMOUTH — This summer, high school students can trade screens for sails and discover what they’re truly capable of. Sail Portsmouth is now accepting applications for the 2025 Sea Challenge, a weeklong sailing adventure aboard a traditional sail training schooner. The program will run from Saturday, July 19 to Saturday, July 26, 2025, and spots are filling quickly. Throughout the week, students live and work as crew aboard a tall ship, taking on responsibilities like sail handling, standing watch,
Collaborative partnership between Lamprey Health Care and SVdP Exeter expands critical services for local families
EXETER - Lamprey Health Care, Inc. is proud to announce a transformative partnership with The Society of St. Vincent de Paul (SVdP), Exeter, Food Pantry and Cleo Castonguay Community Assistance Center. This collaboration is set to provide critical on-site health care services to individuals and families in need, ensuring access to comprehensive care regardless of their ability to pay. The opening day celebration May 2 was a huge success, attended by SVdP guests, staff and board members from both
Annual Kites Against Cancer Event Planned for May 18
EXETER—The community is invited to come fly a kite at Exeter Hospital’s annual Kites Against Cancer event on Sunday, May 18 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Hampton Beach, near the Oceanfront Pavilion. This uplifting family event invites community members to spend an afternoon at the beach surrounded by family, friends and neighbors in support and in memory of those affected by cancer. The event is free and open to the public. Kites will be available at the event for a $10 donation, which will support Exeter
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City of Portsmouth NH Arts and Culture Commission Reports on First Year’s Advocacy and Accomplishments
PORTSMOUTH– The US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) reported recently that arts and cultural enterprises contribute $1 trillion to the national economy and, in New Hampshire, arts and culture make up 3.1 percent of the State’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Since coming through the pandemic, Portsmouth has turned a spotlight on ways to protect, preserve, and foster the arts. In December 2023, the Portsmouth City Council approved an ordinance creating a permanent Portsmouth Arts and Culture Commission. In
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Portsmouth NH City Manager Presents the Fiscal Year 2026 Proposed Budget
PORTSMOUTH – The Fiscal Year 2026 (FY26) Proposed Budget for all appropriated City funds was distributed to the City Council on April 28, 2025. This budget document and accompanying interactive user guide are posted to the City website.The release of the FY26 Proposed Budget marks the start of presentations to the City Council and the public. The City offers multiple opportunities for the public to comment on the budget, including:Monday, May 12 at 6 p.m.: Budget Work Session – General Fund (General
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City of Portsmouth NH Joins NH Firefighters Association and the NH Fallen Firefighters Memorial in Honoring Fallen Firefighters
PORTSMOUTH—Portsmouth Fire Chief William McQuillen has enlisted the City’s help in the "Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters" program. The Memorial Bridge is illuminated with red lights during the week of April 27 - May 4, 2025 to honor the fallen and their families. Local firefighter Charles A. Gallant, a firefighter from the Rye Fire Department, was added to the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation Roll of Honor this year.According to the NH Firefighters Association, “The National Fallen
Experience Leadership Presence & Influence for Women in three-day program
Deb Kaplan of Dale Carnegie Training is once again delighted to offer a transformational leadership experience for women of New Hampshire, hosted by her community colleague Leslie Sturgeon of Women Inspiring Women. Leadership Presence & Influence for Women: Powered by the world-renowned Dale Carnegie Course in Effective Communications & Human Relations.This three-day program is taking place on June 4, 11, & 189 a.m. to 5 p.m.Manchester, NH. This program is also available for an organization to offer
New Hampshire Theatre Project Presents Powerful Drama: Ugly Lies the Bone
PORTSMOUTH - New Hampshire Theatre Project continues its 2024-2025 Season, New Stages, with a powerful, gripping drama - Ugly Lies the Bone by Lindsey Ferrentino premiering Friday May 2. Ugly Lies the Bone explores the story of a wounded war veteran, suffering from PTSD, who finally returns home to the small town of Space Coast, Fla., as the final space shuttle is about to launch. She must confront her scars - both external and internal - and a home that may have changed even more than her.
Cornerstone VNA Hospice Achieves 4-Star Family Caregiver Satisfaction Rating
Cornerstone VNA, a trusted local nonprofit home health and hospice provider, is pleased to share that the agency’s Hospice Care program has achieved a 4-star rating for family caregiver satisfaction by the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). The survey asks family members or friends about the patient’s hospice care and if they would recommend that hospice to someone else. The survey rating can be found on the Medicare.gov website, which allows patients and families to research local
May Exhibitions at NH Art Association!
Interwoven- Group Exhibition PORTSMOUTH—Interwoven explores the intricate connections that bind people, cultures, histories, and ideas. Just as individual threads come together to form a unified fabric, this exhibition celebrates how shared experiences and personal narratives intertwine to shape our understanding of community, identity, and belonging.The works on view span a range of media—woven textiles, mixed media, abstract painting, and more—all responding to the central theme of connection. Artists
Strawbery Banke Museum Features Live Demonstrations, Vendors, and Baby Animals at Springfest
PORTSMOUTH - Strawbery Banke Museum invites the public to experience Springfest: A Celebration of Gardens and Baby Animals, May 10–11, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event offers a vibrant weekend of seasonal celebration, where visitors can explore historic landscapes, engage with heritage-breed animals, and learn from expert artisans, gardeners, and farmers from across the region. Tickets include access to all event programming, as well as the Museum's historic houses and gardens. A full schedule of
Connections Peer Support benefit concert at The Press Room on May 18!
PORTSMOUTH– Connections Peer Support, a nonprofit mental health organization located in Portsmouth (544 Islington St.) and in Northwood, will be having a benefit concert at The Press Room on Sunday, May 18 that will feature live music from The Undercover Band and a silent auction.Undercover is a Southern Maine cover party band that plays hits of yesteryear to the anthems of today. Doors for this event open at 5 p.m. and the show starts at 6 p.m. Tickets are $15 beforehand and $20 at the door. **Click here
Choate & Bachman of Colliers facilitates sale of industrial property in Dover
DOVER—Colliers, a global leader in commercial real estate services, is pleased to announce the successful sale of 180 Crosby Road in Dover. The 26,818± SF industrial facility—suitable for manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution—was acquired by Crosby 180, LLC, for $2,000,000, as recorded by the Strafford County Registry of Deeds. The transaction was facilitated by listing agents David Choate and Abby Bachman of Colliers who represented the seller. Christian Stallkamp and Katherine Gemmecke of The
'The Wasp' --A gripping, electric nail-biter comes to the Players’ Ring Theatre
PORTSMOUTH – The two female actors in “The Wasp” at the Players’ Ring Theatre on stage May 2 through May 18, will have you on the edge of your seat until the final moment. Written by Morgan Lloyd Malcolm and directed by CJ Lewis, the play is full of twists and turns – an electric thriller that asks how far beyond the playground we carry our childhood experiences and to what lengths some people are willing to go to in order to come to terms with them. Heather (played by Molly Dowd Sullivan) and Carla
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City of Portsmouth NH Establishes Below Market Rate Housing Trust Fund to Receive and Distribute Funds to Create and Retain Housing
PORTSMOUTH – The Portsmouth NH City Council voted to accept the recommendations of the Housing Blue Ribbon Committee and the City Trustees of Trust Funds to establish a Below Market Rate Housing Trust Fund. The Trust will support the City Council’s goal to enhance the supply of housing choices, specifically the supply of below market rate housing options and will be overseen by the Trustees of the Trust Funds.Formed by the City Council in 2024, the Housing Blue Ribbon Committee’s mission is to assist the
The Art of Earning Loyalty: Small Business Strategies That Actually Work
In an age of over-automated interactions and digital detachment, small businesses still hold one distinct advantage: they can make people feel seen. That emotional edge matters more than ever. Customer engagement isn't about flooding inboxes or offering the biggest discounts—it's about building relationships that outlast the transaction. The most effective small business strategies are the ones that create meaningful, memorable touchpoints in a world full of noise. Start with Listening, Not SellingToo
Adopt a Beach and Help Prevent Marine Litter
PORTSMOUTH—Earth Day, celebrated on April 22 (and throughout the month of April), was first established 55 years ago to raise awareness about environmental issues around the globe. Blue Ocean Society for Marine Conservation, based in Portsmouth, NH, a non-profit focused on protecting marine life in the Gulf of Maine, is adding their own mission to the messaging. Blue Ocean Society is looking for like-minded volunteers concerned about marine life and the health of our oceans to assist in keeping our local
New provider joins Goodwin Community Health and Student Health Center
SOMERSWORTH - Greater Seacoast Community Health welcomed Kelly Faul, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC, as a new primary care provider at their Goodwin Community Health Center in Somersworth. She is also seeing patients at the Somersworth Student Health Center, a school-based health care initiative of Greater Seacoast.Kelly graduated from the University of New Hampshire’s Family Nurse Practitioner program in December 2024. Prior to becoming a nurse practitioner, she worked as a nurse for 23 years, including working as a
Greater Seacoast Community Health Providers Named as NH Top Doctors
SOMERSWORTH and PORTSMOUTH -- Greater Seacoast Community Health is proud to announce that four of its providers have been named to the 2025 Top Doctors list in New Hampshire Magazine. Family physicians Joann Buonomano and Michael Thompson, as well as pediatricians Mitchell Pivor and Pamela Udomprasert, were named as Top Doctors in the magazine’s March/April issue, based on a survey conducted by Castle Connolly. All four have received the award annually for the past five years.Greater Seacoast is a network
City of Portsmouth NH Plans Arbor Day Ceremony on April 25, 2025
PORTSMOUTH – For 26 years in a row, the Arbor Day Foundation has recognized Portsmouth with its Tree City USA Award. For the seventh year, the Foundation has also awarded its Tree Growth Award to the City’s Department of Public Works Urban Forestry staff. City Arborist Supervisor Max Wiater with the City’s Parks and Greenery Division, led by Parks and Greeneries Foreman Corin Hallowell and the Trees & Public Greenery Committee, have helped Portsmouth achieve this distinction and plan to honor the recently
Colliers Facilitates Industrial Building Sale in Bow, NH for $3.05M
Colliers, a global leader in commercial real estate services, is pleased to announce the successful sale of 161 River Road in Bow. The 31,649± SF, meticulously maintained industrial facility was acquired by the Edward Jewett Revocable Trust of 2002 for $3,050,000, according to records filed with the Merrimack County Registry of Deeds. The transaction was facilitated by Chris Pascucci of SPERRY-Commercial Realty Associates, who represented the seller, and David Choate and Abby Bachman of Colliers, who
Pro Portsmouth Unveils the 2025 Children’s Day Logo
PORTSMOUTH —This year’s Children's Day logo has us thinking about love and kindness. Created by Rye student, Prudence Krecklow, the 2025 logo features two hearts holding hands. The logo artwork will be featured on the volunteer T-shirts, the Children’s Day map, social media, and the Pro Portsmouth website. A special thank you to St. Mary’s Bank for hosting the “logo reveal” at their Pease Tradeport location. Children's Day, which takes place Sunday, May 4 from noon to 4 p.m., kicks off at the Block
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Eversource Begins Seasonal Pruning Around Utility Poles & Wires
PORTSMOUTH – Eversource has informed the City of Portsmouth NH Department of Public Works (DPW) that they have begun the seasonal citywide utility line clearance pruning efforts with their contractor Lewis Tree Service. The work is expected to continue through September on weekdays between 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Flaggers will be in place to direct traffic when single lane closures are needed.This work is important because vegetation that contacts utility infrastructure is hazardous and may cause fire,
Nichinan Named One of Yankee Magazine’s “Best of New England” for 2025
PORTSMOUTH— Nichinan, the modern Japanese restaurant located inside The Hotel Thaxter in downtown Portsmouth, has been recognized as one of Yankee Magazine’s Best of New England award winners for 2025. Featured in the magazine’s highly anticipated Travel Guide issue, Nichinan was selected by editors for its exceptional cuisine, atmosphere, and the unique experience it offers to both locals and visitors. "This is such an exciting honor for us,” says Andrew Swanson, Chef of Nichinan. “We care deeply about
MVSB Supports Portsmouth Housing Authority with Purchase of Tax Credits
PORTSMOUTH—The Portsmouth Housing Authority (PHA) was recently awarded tax credits from the New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority (CDFA) to support a redevelopment of the Episcopal Church property on Lafayette Road in Portsmouth. MVSB (Meredith Village Savings Bank) is proud to support their efforts with a $10,000 tax credit purchase. The project, which is expected to be completed in early 2026, will include the construction of 44 units of affordable workforce housing. This concept is the
The Best-Selling Author, Humorist and Contributor to This American Life Live at The Music Hall on Sunday, July 13 at 7 p.m.
PORTSMOUTH - The Music Hall presents An Evening with David Sedaris, author of the previous bestsellers Calypso, Naked, Me Talk Pretty One Day, Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim, and regular National Public Radio contributor will be appearing for one night only at The Music Hall on Sunday, July 13 at 7 p.m. following the release of his newest books Happy Go Lucky and Pretty Ugly. This is a unique opportunity to see the best-selling humorist in an intimate setting. As Always, Sedaris will be offering a
Seacoast Science Center Appoints Kate Leavitt as Executive Director
Leavitt set to strengthen Center’s position as a regional connector for coastal science, conservation, and climate resilience April 9, 2025 – Odiorne Point State Park, Rye, NH – Seacoast Science Center (SSC) is thrilled to announce the appointment of Kate Leavitt as its new executive director. A dedicated leader with over two decades of experience at SSC, Kate brings a deep commitment to science education, conservation, and public engagement that will propel the Center into an exciting new chapter. Kate
Colliers facilitates sale of 40 Winter St., Rochester, NH
PORTSMOUTH—Colliers, a global leader in commercial real estate services, is pleased to announce the successful sale of 40 Winter St., a 30,000 SF multi-tenant commercial building in Rochester, NH. The property was sold in an off-market transaction. David Choate, executive vice president, and Abigail Bachman, senior associate, of Colliers represented the seller, 40 Winter Street, LLC, and assisted the buyer, The Red Brick Realty, LLC. The transaction marks a significant milestone for the property, as The
2024 End-of-Year Awards at Colliers
PORTSMOUTH—Colliers, a global leader in commercial real estate services, is pleased to announce its 2024 award winners in the Colliers New Hampshire and Maine offices. Doug Martin, vice president and principal in New Hampshire, received the 2024 Top Producer Award, recognizing his exceptional performance and leadership in the market. Doug Martin and Bob Rohrer, managing director and principal in New Hampshire, took home the Deal of the Year Award for their role in the $6.9 million sale of 299 Pepsi
Devine Millimet welcomes new of counsel attorney Michael T. McCormack
Devine Millimet welcomes its newest Of Counsel attorney, Michael T. McCormack, to the firm's Manchester office.Michael attained his Juris Doctor from Suffolk University Law School and comes to us with more than 20 years of experience in the fields of bankruptcy and general civil litigation, including medical malpractice, collections litigation, and the litigation of employment disputes.Before joining Devine Millimet, Michael represented the interests of the United States of America as an Assistant U.S.
Devine Millimet welcomes new associate Joseph Prive
Devine Millimet welcomes our newest associate, Joseph Prive, to the firm's Manchester, New Hampshire office.Joe graduated from Boston University School of Law in Boston attaining his Juris Doctor. Before joining Devine Millimet, Joe practiced at two national business litigation practice groups in Boston, where he was relied on to independently advise on and resolve complex factual, legal, and business issues.Joe also has extensive experience managing complex e-discovery caseloads and issues, optimizing
The Digital Toolbox: Essential Tech for Running a Modern Contracting Business
If you're a general contractor, you know the grind. Managing crews, juggling clients, keeping track of materials—it’s a lot. And if you’re still relying on paper invoices, endless email chains, or, God forbid, a whiteboard in the office, you’re making your life harder than it needs to be. The right tech won’t just streamline operations; it’ll save you time, cut costs, and keep your business competitive in an industry where efficiency is king. While there are plenty of software solutions out there, let’s
Seacoast Dermatology welcomes Arthur Marka, MD
SEACOAST NH - Seacoast Dermatology is pleased to announce that Arthur Marka, MD is joining the local medical dermatology practice. He is currently accepting new patients. Marka is focused on providing comprehensive dermatologic care to patients. A strong medical foundation in internal medicine and specialization in dermatology, he’s intent on providing accurate diagnosis and effective treatment strategies for all skin cancers. He’s also proficient at diagnosing and developing management strategies for a
Colliers brokers sale of 959 Islington St. in Portsmouth to Chinburg Properties
PORTSMOUTH — Colliers, a global leader in commercial real estate services, is pleased to announce the sale of 959 Islington St., Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The 7,500± SF commercial building was acquired by PWED 2, LLC, an affiliate of Chinburg Properties, for $1,800,000 according to the Rockingham County Registry of Deeds. The transaction was facilitated by listing agents David Choate and Abby Bachman of Colliers, with Jared Trayer, of Chinburg Properties, representing the buyer. Located in Portsmouth’s
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Marrielle Van Rossum of Devine, Millimet & Branch, P.A., announced a recipient of 2025 40 Under Forty
PORTSMOUTH – Marrielle Van Rossum of Devine, Millimet & Branch, P.A., announced a recipient of 2025 40 Under Forty. For 22 years, the New Hampshire Union Leader has recognized the state’s most influential young professionals across various industries. The Union Leader describes these individuals as the state’s future who will help shape the business, educational and financial environment for years to come. This year Marrielle was recognized, along with other emerging leaders, for her pivotal role and
Tabitha Croscut of Devine, Millimet & Branch, P.A., announced a recipient of the 2025 New Hampshire 200
PORTSMOUTH– Tabitha Croscut of Devine, Millimet & Branch, P.A., announced a recipient of the 2025 New Hampshire 200. The New Hampshire 200 is a program involving a year-long research initiative by the editors of NH Business Review. The outcomes feature an intimate and compelling portrayal of New Hampshire's most influential business leaders. This year, Tabitha was recognized along with many other key players and outstanding contributors for their significant roles across major industries. We are
Supercharge Your Strategy Using Data Intelligence
In the contemporary business landscape, data analytics has emerged as a cornerstone for strategic decision-making. The ability to interpret and apply data insights can significantly enhance operational efficiency and market responsiveness. Businesses that integrate data analytics into their core processes can better anticipate market trends, optimize resource allocation, and refine customer engagement strategies. This article delves into the multifaceted applications of data analytics, illustrating how it
FinCEN's BOI Filing Deadline: 01/01/2025 - Portsmouth, NH Businesses Should File Now to Avoid Fines
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) requires businesses to report Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) to FinCEN to increase transparency and prevent illicit financial activities. As of Nov. 27, 2024, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, business owners have 35 calendar days (or 25 business days) left to file their BOI report with FinCEN—don’t delay, or you could face fines of $500 per day. What You Need to Do:1. Determine if Your Business Must File. Most LLCs, corporations, and small businesses are
Disney's Frozen The Broadway Musical at The Music Hall
Experience the pure wonder of Broadway when Ogunquit Playhouse at The Music Hall presents Frozen, the Tony®-nominated Best Musical. From the renowned producer of The Lion King and Aladdin, this extraordinary production promises an unforgettable theatrical journey. Prepare to be captivated by a thrilling and genuinely moving performance that The New Yorker describes as “simply magical!” With sensational special effects, stunning sets and costumes, and powerhouse performances, Frozen delivers a truly
Planning for Growth: Crucial Steps for Small Business Expansion
Choosing to expand your business is a pivotal moment that holds the promise of new opportunities and growth. However, this exciting venture also demands meticulous planning and strategic foresight. Every step you take can significantly impact the success of your expansion efforts. In this article, we’ll explore the crucial factors that will help you pave a smooth path toward successful business growth. Let’s delve into the essential considerations that will empower you to expand with confidence and
Your Guide to Success: How to Assemble an Impressive Job Application Package
In today’s highly competitive job market, making a lasting first impression can be the difference between landing your dream job and being overlooked. Crafting the perfect job application package—complete with a captivating cover letter, an eye-catching resume, and a compelling portfolio—is your ticket to standing out. But what exactly does it take to create an application that not only grabs attention but also showcases your qualifications in the best light? Join us on this journey as we explore the
Chamber holds great annual meeting in an ‘Amazing’ setting
We kick off summer with Annual Membership meeting on the Rep set of ‘Joseph’ PORTSMOUTH--The Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth held its annual meeting in the theatrical setting of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” at Seacoast Repertory Theatre on June 20—but the program was down to business. President and Chief Collaborator Ben VanCamp spoke of the Chamber’s accomplishments of the past fiscal year and goals for year ahead. The Chamber has stressed, and will expand upon
High Honors: Businesses recognized for their outstanding work in 2023 by Chamber Collaborative
Members of the PortsmouthNH 400 celebrate with their unique trophy marking their Lighting the Way Award at the Oct. 30 Collaboration Awards held by the Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth. (Photo by Will Zimmermann) High Honors: Businesses recognized for their outstanding work in 2023 by Chamber Collaborative PORTSMOUTH—Capped off by a special recognition of the Portsmouth NH 400 organization called the Lighting the Way Award, the Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth celebrated its
Farewell to our friend Tom, a great man and restaurateur
ABOVE: Tom Perron at the March 11, 2020 Restaurant Week Summit. The photograph is taken from the upper floor of his restaurant, Mombo, where he said the photographer would have a much better vantage point. BELOW: Tom shared his love of the kitchen with the Portsmouth High School Career Technical Education students, pictured here Tom was leading CTE students in making a dessert as he volunteered in December at the Career Pathways program.Farewell to our friend Tom, a great man and restaurateur Thoughtful
EASY PEASY: How to Submit a News Release to the Chamber Collaborative Website
· Log on to ChamberMaster (chambermaster.com)Click "Login"Click ChamberMaster login and click and sign into your account (Need help with your sign on or password? Email Jennifer@PortsmouthCollaborative.org and she can send you a prompt to reset it.) · In the upper right-hand corner, look for the the letters “MIC” (Member Information Center) o Click on it · Once in MIC, go to the menu column on the left-hand side o Click “News Release” from this menu · After you are in “News Release,” click on “Add
