Posts by Andrew Sylvia
Following the release of Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais’ Fiscal Year 2026 proposed city budget, a special hearing for anyone seeking to provide public input on the proposed budget, scheduled for 6 p.m. at City Hall.
With municipal budget season well underway in the Queen City, Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais joined the Manchester Chamber of Commerce for a question and answer session with the public on the ongoing municipal budget process recently at the Rex Theatre.
Earlier this month, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted to modify the existing rate structure for sewer rates, execute the necessary contract for the combined sewer overflow (CSO) program and grant authorization to the City of Manchester’s Finance Department to issue the necessary bonds for the CSO Program.
Last week, the Education Alliance for New Hampshire (formerly Campus Compact for NH) celebrated achievements of individuals and organizations dedicated to community betterment at its annual Presidents’ Awards ceremony.
Following the recent vote in the New Hampshire House of Representatives, health care leaders from across the state gathered at the Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester to discuss the impacts of funding cuts included in the House-passed budget.
It’s official: Pizza Man has repeated as the Ink Link Pizza Madness Tournament Champion, defeating Crown Tavern for the honor.
As policymakers in Concord propose solutions to New Hampshire’s housing crisis, housing supply advocates gathered at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics to discuss ways to better advocate for laws that help create affordable homes for Granite Staters.
This week, former Obama Administration official and New Hampshire Democratic Party First Vice Chair Maura Sullivan announced that she will seek the 2026 Democratic Nomination for U.S. Representative in the New Hampshire First Congressional District after incumbent Chris Pappas’ announcement that he will run for U.S. Senate.
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.