Posts by Andrew Sylvia
The four finalists for this year’s Pizza Madness Tournament will be announced on Tuesday and polls are still open to determine who is heading forward.
Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais released his proposed Fiscal Year 2027 city and school district budgets on Thursday night, marking the next step in Manchester’s annual municipal budget process.
As the Fiscal Year 2027 budget season continues for the Manchester School District, the Manchester Board of School Committee and the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen held a joint meeting at Manchester Memorial High School to try and iron out any confusion over questions about the proposed school district budgets.
Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais is set to provide his Fiscal Year 2027 budget presentation on Thursday night, building on the overarching vision he set earlier this year during his second inaugural address.
Hello Manchester! Thank you for your votes in the first round, now it’s time to determine who will move onto our Final Four.
Each year, the Manchester School District receives an audit of its previous year’s fiscal year budget and the latest audit came with a positive note.
On Monday, U.S. Representative Chris Pappas (D-NH-01) held a small roundtable event on food prices at Diz’s on Elm Street, a conversation that quickly grew to encompass other cost-of-living issues as well.
Two properties on Ray Street, separated by one house, sought vastly different requests from the Manchester Zoning Board of Adjustment this month and ultimately received vastly different outcomes.
It’s time for the final update for the 2026 Manchester Ink Link Pizza Madness Tournament’s first round!
The City of Manchester and the Manchester School District Fiscal Year 2027 budgets will see two key moments coming up as the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen prepare to make deliberations on those budgets later this spring.