Posts by Andrew Sylvia
Erin Flurey made a mark on the New Hampshire high school soccer landscape during her time at Manchester Central and now she’s building on that legacy as a striker at Syracuse.
Are they protections or red tape? That was the question at Tuesday night’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) meeting regarding a proposed ordinance change that would modify the city’s procurement process for construction contracts.
In the very final action in the very last Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting of outgoing Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig, a request to investigate making Sherbrooke, Quebec into a sister city of Manchester was referred to committee for further study.
A potential proposal on the future of the former Hallsville School could be coming to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen’s Committee on Lands and Buildings on Jan. 16
Just a stone’s throw away from the Amoskeag Bridge, a public hearing describing alternatives on how to best repair that aging bridge transformed into a discussion on what it might become.
U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai talked with Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig, Representative Chris Pappas (D-NH-01) and several Manchester-area small business owners on Monday at Consuelo’s on Amherst as part of roundtable looking to gain information on how U.S. trade policy impacts business at the local level.
On Thursday, the Manchester Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) granted a variance to convert what was the New England College Institute of Art and Design’s Concord Hall, also known as 153 Concord St., into 12 residential units.
This week, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen will meet for the final time in 2023 and the final time before a new board is inaugurated. Here are some of the things they’ll be discussing.
Democratic Presidential Candidate Dean Phillips sat down with Manchester Ink Link Assistant Editor Andrew Sylvia at the Bookery just prior to Phillips’ Manchester office opening event. Here’s what Phillips had to say.
In a 3-1 decision, the Manchester Kings defeated the visiting Nashua South/Pelham Kings in Division I NHIAA action.
The Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) Teaching and Learning Committee unanimously recommended the addition of a new African Cultural Studies class at Manchester Central High School that has been requested by students for three years.
Abortion rights activists gathered at the Legislative Office Building on Monday to garner support for a constitutional amendment protecting reproductive freedom.
Presidential Candidates Asa Hutchinson, Vivek Ramaswamy and Dean Phillips gathered at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College on Monday to discuss the future of cryptocurrency.
On Monday night, Board of School Committee (BOSC) Members Ken Tassey (Ward 6), Peter Perich (Ward 8), Ben Dion (Ward 9), Gary Hamer (Ward 10) and Dr. Nicole Leapley (Ward 11) joined Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig in being honored in what was their last full BOSC Meeting.
December 11 holds the last meeting for the current Board of School Committee (BOSC) before the recently elected board organizes in January. Here are a few items of interest from the meeting packet.
Dean Phillips inaugurated the Manchester Field Office for his 2024 Presidential Campaign on Saturday, highlighting a series of events the three-term U.S. Representative from Minnesota held throughout the city.
In New Hampshire, anyone can get on the ballot to run for President if they’re constitutionally eligible and can pay $1,000. It takes a little bit more than that to get attention for a presidential campaign, but one tradition returned to help those candidates who may struggle to get recognition.
After this week’s GOP Debate in Alabama, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis added New Hampshire State Representative Dan McGuire (R-Epsom) to his list of endorsements.
