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The Manchester Planning Board appeared to have a positive response to a proposed 55-bed substance abuse recovery facility seeking to replace a now vacated New England College dormitory at 88 Lowell St.
U.S. Representative Chris Pappas (D-NH-01) joined with several veterans at American Legion Henry J. Sweeney Post #2 on Maple Street to emphasize his support of veterans during his time in Congress and the support of veterans he has earned across the Granite State.
Next week, Manchester’s casino could take a big step toward becoming a much bigger version of itself.
Jean-Pierre Kikuna has traveled a long and winding road over the course of his life and the latest stop on that journey has brought him to help people in the Queen City.
On Tuesday, Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) addressed a proposed ordinance change relating to syringe service programs, also known as SSPs.
Over the past few months, City of Manchester Planning and Community Development Director Jeff Belanger has traveled across the city talking with people about how the proposed new zoning ordinance would impact Manchester’s neighborhoods. On Tuesday morning he was back in front of another crowd to talk about the proposed ordinance, but this time it was the Queen City’s business leaders that made up the audience.
On Tuesday, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) Committee on Public Safety, Health and Traffic will hear a request from Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais regarding syringe service programs (SSPs) and needle disposal.
On Friday, Dartmouth Cancer Center (DCC) celebrated the “topping off” of its expanded radiation and oncology unit at Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinics Manchester.
On Friday, Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais joined a small crowd outside of Alas de Frida on Elm Street to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month.
Several Democratic legislators were joined by supporters on Friday morning on the banks of the Souhegan River to provide an update on what has been done to address the presence of per-and-polyfluoroalkyl substances, better known as PFAS, found throughout the drinking water of several communities in southern New Hampshire.
What does it take to get drivers to slow down in residential areas? That’s the question one Manchester neighborhood wanted to figure out on Wednesday night.
Last week, American Medical Response (AMR) released its figures on opioid-related ambulance calls in Nashua and Manchester over the month of August, showing a marked decline compared to just one year earlier.
The Board of School Committee (BOSC) could not reach a consensus on Monday night when it came to a proposal about transforming the Gatsas Athletic Complex track at Livingston Park into a green color in honor of the fact that it hosts the Manchester Central High School Little Green track team.
On Monday night, the Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) will get a series of potential designs for the proposed new Beech Street Elementary School.
Earlier this week, the Manchester Joint School Building Committee held its first meeting without Ward 1 Alderman Chris Morgan, who announced his resignation several days earlier.
On Friday morning, Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais made a pledge to provide homes to all homeless veterans in Manchester by the end of his term, which ends in 472 days.
On Thursday, Manchester School District Superintendent Dr. Jennifer Chmiel (Gillis) held her third State of the School District Address, the first event held by the district at their new Welcome Center.
New Hampshire GOP Gubernatorial Nominee Kelly Ayotte made at stop at Bonfire Bar and Grill on Wednesday to share her ideas with local small business leaders and listen to their concerns.
What is the perfect gift for the person that has everything in their life? Why, a 179-foot long, 29.5-foot wide bridge, of course.
On Monday, New Hampshire House Republicans laid out an outline for the legislative vision of their next term, following a comparable overview from their Democratic counterparts earlier this month.