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Kelley Street was the site of a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday afternoon as members of New Hampshire’s substance abuse recovery community gathered to re-christen a new licensed residential drug and alcohol treatment program facility.
The school year is just about ready to begin for public school students in Manchester and students and parents looking to learn more about the district’s new modular classrooms got a chance to take a look during an open house held by the Manchester School District.
Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais has announced a town hall meeting in Ward 6. The town hall will take place at McLaughlin Middle School (201 Jack Lovering Dr.) on Thursday, Sept. 5, 6 to 8 p.m.
Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais is seeking to hold a town hall-style meeting in each ward of the city and after Tuesday’s Ward 8 meeting at Manchester Memorial High School, he’s on track to hit all 12 wards before the end of the year. Here’s a recap of the topics that were discussed by the mayor and neighborhood residents.
On Monday, former New Hampshire Fisher Cat Danny Jansen became the first player in the 153-year history of Major League Baseball to play for both teams in the same game.
The Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) approved a policy change on Monday night modifying the Manchester School District’s attendance policy, but only in conjunction with an additional look from the district’s administration on several components of that policy as well as how it relates to grading.
New Hampshire’s delegates to the Democratic National Convention have returned home and as one would expect, they are ready to spread their message across the Granite State.
Those delegates in attendance at a press conference at the Manchester Democratic Party Field Office focused on a stark contrast between Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz on one side and former President Donald Trump and Ohio Senator J.D. Vance on the other side.
Should high school students be able to use phones in Manchester’s public schools? That’s one of the topics expected to be under discussion during Monday’s Board of School Committee (BOSC) Meeting.
Sun Country Airlines marked its first ever flight into and out of Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) on Thursday, marking the beginning of weekly flights connecting MHT and Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP).
On Wednesday, the City of Manchester’s Planning and Community Development Department arrived at McDonough Elementary School in Ward 4 to let residents and others know about how the proposed zoning changes would impact the character of that area.
The initiative began in 2022 and has grown to feature 20 organization serving more than 100 shelter individuals each month.
Modern-day political campaigns need to keep up with the latest technologies and strategies and a recent seminar aimed to provided to help local conservative candidates achieve that goal.
Located in the heart of the city, Ward 5 was the spotlight of the latest community zoning meeting hosted by Manchester’s Planning and Community Development Department.
Following an Aug. 10 incident at the Babylon Hookah Bar, it remains uncertain if the business will seek to challenge the suspension of its business license by the city.
Earlier this week, approximately three dozen local activists gathered at the home of Manchester resident Pat Kalik to write postcards to other New Hampshire residents warning them about Project 2025.
On Thursday night, the Manchester Planning Board approved a conditional use permit and site plan application for a renewed version of a proposed housing development known as “The Pearl.”
The Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) received and filed a request to recreate an arts and athletics subcommittee.
The Manchester School District will begin the school year with a brand new in-house school bus service and it will need a few more buses before the school year begins.
Manchester residents and others interested in the proposed Manchester zoning ordinance rewrite got a chance to take a look at proposed changes coming to Ward 6 on Wednesday night.
Legendary Central High School Girls’ Soccer Coach Peter Lally will be honored by the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA) as one of its six Hall of Fame inductees for 2024.