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Bar News - May 21, 2004 Lawyers in the Community 
John Kitchen, an attorney with Enhanced Life Options Group, of Bedford and a member of the NHBA Board of Governors, served on a panel of experts on the use of tax provisions for persons with disabilities in April at the National Press Club in Washington, DC. Peter G. Callaghan of the Concord office of the Preti Flaherty law firm has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Concord Family YMCA. 
Sullivan County Superior Court Clerk Peter Y. Wolfe, who is active in alternative dispute resolution program development in New Hampshire, received a scholarship from the State Justice Institute to attend the ABA’s 6th Annual Conference on Dispute Resolution in New York City in April. Deputy Clerk Julie A. Introcaso, of the Rockingham County Superior Court, received a scholarship from the State Justice Institute to attend a conference on planning and implementing court technology, sponsored by the Institute for Court Management and held at the National Center for State Courts in Williamsburg, Va. in April. 
Stephen E. Weyl, chair of the Healthcare Practice Group at Sheehan Phinney Bass+ Green, based in Manchester, has published an analysis of relationships between tax-exempt healthcare organizations and private healthcare providers, "Uncharitable and Out of Control," in the spring 2004 issue of Journal of Health Care Finance. Diana K. Wieland, of Sheehan Phinney Bass + Green, based in Manchester, will be co-speaker on a presentation, "The Role of Human Resource Management in Homeland Security," at the 2004 New England Homeland Security Conference this month at the Coast Guard Academy in New London, Ct.
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