Posts by Andrew Sylvia
We’ve got just a few hours left in the 2025 Ink Link Pizza Madness Tournament.
Who will win? That’s up to you, the readers of Manchester Ink Link.
Affordable housing advocates gathered outside of Manchester City Hall on Tuesday morning to emphasize the inclusion of housing-friendly additions to the upcoming proposed new city zoning ordinance code.
After the Crown Tavern opened up a nearly 3:1 lead over the opening weekend of Finals Week, Pizza Man made up some ground on Monday
As the cold weather begins to die down, the City of Manchester is expecting to see significant energy savings following upgrades to the West Side Ice Arena.
On April 3rd, Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais held a town hall meeting in Ward 7 at the Somerville Street Fire Station. Here’s a recap of what he discussed.
These two competitors faced off in last year’s tournament, with Pizza Man upsetting Crown Tavern, 150-64. Eventually Pizza Man would go on to win the title: can they repeat or will the trophy be heading to Hanover Street this year?
As the New Hampshire Fisher Cats prepare to open their 2025 season, incoming Fisher Cats Manager Brent Lavallee took time with the media on Tuesday to share his expectations and thoughts on the upcoming campaign.
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) has announced that announced that Avelo Airlines will begin non-stop service to Wilmington, N.C. (ILM) and Myrtle Beach, S.C. (MYR)
On Thursday morning, U.S. Representative Chris Pappas (D-NH-01) announced that he will be running for the U.S. Senate in 2026.
Only four contestants are left in the 2025 Pizza Madness Tournament and we’re just about to narrow that down to two.
Here are updated scores as of 11:33 p.m. on Tuesday, April 1.
The New Hampshire Department of Transportation is beginning work on open-road tolling (ORT) equipment at the Hooksett I-93 toll booth and that will require the closure of the toll booth’s northbound high-speed lane.
The Beech Street Shelter and Engagement Center has received renewed financial support from the city, but approval for that funding didn’t come without concerns from some members of the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
The Office of Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais has announced that the mayor will be holding a town hall meeting in Ward 7 on Thursday, April 3. The event will held at Fire Station #7, 679 Somerville St., from 6 to 7 p.m.
On Tuesday, incumbent Jay Ruais announced that his mayoral re-election campaign has raised $400,000 since he announced he would be seeking a second term as Manchester’s mayor.
On Monday, Ward 5 Manchester Board of School Committee Member Jason Bonilla announced on social media that he will be seeking Ward 5’s seat on the Board of Mayor and Aldermen this fall.
Here is an update on the scores as of 10:00 a.m. on March 29, with some highlighted comments from voters. You can grab a ballot here too.
March is almost over and so is our second annual Pizza Madness Tournament. Vote here for our final four.
Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais presented his budgetary vision for the upcoming fiscal year on Thursday night and he hopes that vision is seen as one of balance.
