– Staff from “Government – Other” and “Non-Profit/Academic” can register using a PO – fill out the form – that option comes at the end – Staff from “Government – NEWMOA States” can register to be invoiced – fill out the form – that option comes at the end Continental breakfast and lunch are provided
FIRESIDE LEBANON NH REGISTRATION
The workshop registration fee is $250 with a reduced rate of $75 for government officials, non-profit staff, and academic researchers. Review NEWMOA’s Continuing Education Attendance Procedures prior to the workshop. If you want only a general attendance certificate, you do not need to pay the extra fee. There is a $50 fee to obtain CT LEP and/or Mass LSP CECs. Registration is on Eventbrite at: (scroll down and click on the red “Get Tickets” button)Ĭontinuing Education Credits: The workshop has been approved for 4.75 technical CECs for CT LEPs (Course Number CTLEP-583) and Mass LSPs, Course Number 1818. It will also be a great networking opportunity with state regulatory staff and consultants. The workshop is also a great learning opportunity for new and junior staff. Experienced practitioners can benefit from a refocus on fundamentals and lessons learned. This in-person workshop will focus on the basics of conducting a Site Assessment and a Site Investigation, including developing and revising the conceptual site model (CSM). All in all, it's not the worst place I've ever stayed, but there are better places in the area.At the Fireside Inn & Suites in Lebanon, NH The lobby had a fireplace, which was not something we needed in July, but I'm sure it would be very inviting in the wintertime.some of our family members swam in the indoor heated pool and enjoyed it. The food was okay, as motel breakfast buffets go. This area cannot possibly be ADA compliant. The steps that you have to use to get to the buffet made it impossible for me to get my food and carry it back to the table without help. The next morning, we ate breakfast in the atrium. Since I was unable to sleep due to the noise and uncomfortable bed, I was wide awake at about 4:00 AM when I heard a small animal scratching around in the walls. The air conditioning was loud and didn't cool well. The walls were thin, and I could hear what the people in the next room were saying. The bed was much too hard and the pillows were some of the most uncomfortable I have ever slept on (or tried to sleep on). However, I will probably not stay here again. There was a comfortable settee in each room. The rooms had a refrigerator and a microwave. The reservations were handled efficiently. Upon the recommendation of a relative, several of our family members stayed here one night this month.
We would consider returning to the fireside inn in the future! More Show less It was a short 15 minute drive to Dartmouth in Hanover through tranquil Main Street. There was a Walmart nearby for last minute supplies too and even an LL bean. We had a restful sleep and woke up to a delicious breakfast included - eggs, sausage, waffles, toast, fresh fruit and surprisingly good coffee ! The wait staff were also attentive and the buffet constantly replenished. There were bath and body works amenities. The bathroom although dated was spotless.
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The room included free high speed wifi, a microwave, keurig coffee and a refrigerator. The air conditioning was working efficiently in the sweltering 90 degree heat. We were worried about the large wedding at the faculty but our room 258 was tucked in the back away from the festivities. We were pleasantly surprised ! The desk staff Gary honored my request for two queen beds and was very cordial. I had to find a place to stay last minute near Dartmouth college as my daughter was attending a soccer camp - every hotel in Hanover and nearby was booked ! Fireside Inn in west Lebanon had a room so I quickly booked it after reading Trip Advisor reviews.
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