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Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais announced that the City of Manchester Commission on Child Care convened the first meeting of the City of Manchester Commission on Childcare, an advisory body of various public and private city leaders with connections to municipal government, public health, early childhood education, business, healthcare and workforce development.
A traffic redesign of a downtown area better known as the Theatre Block received support during the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen’s St. Patrick’s Day meeting, but not without plenty of opposition.
Hello Manchester! You voted in the preliminary round of our Pizza Madness Tournament to see which pizza place would have the best odds for getting the best spots in our Pizza Madness Tournament bracket. Today, that bracket was selected and now it’s time to determine who moves forward and who will be eliminated.
Manchester School District officials have impending decisions to make on fragile heating systems to could result in a lack of heating to Manchester West and Central High Schools if not replaced soon.
In recent weeks, Ward 8 Alderman Ed Sapienza has asked several city officials why money spent toward repaying bonds for Phase 1 of the Manchester School District’s Long-Term Facilities Planning Project.
With construction set to begin in the near future, members of the Manchester Joint Committee on School Buildings got a look at “late stage” designs for the upcoming new version of Beech Street Elementary School during their March 10, 2026 meeting.
Hey Manchester Pizza fans! Polls are closing for the preliminary round on Monday night (March 16) and you can watch the bracket selection ceremony on the Manchester Ink Link Facebook page on Tuesday, March 17.
As budget season continues to roll on for Manchester municipal government, leaders of the Manchester School District provided details on their budget proposals for Fiscal Year 2027 to members of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce on Friday, followed by questions from members of the chamber over the current scenario that could see the district forced into making significant layoffs this summer.
Things are heating up in the preliminary round of the 2026 Manchester Ink Link Pizza Madness Tournament as Valley Street’s own Luigi’s is catching up to Vintage Pizza in the quest for the top overall seed once the elimination rounds begin.
A proposal impacting two long vacant properties on Brown Avenue needs additional review after concerns from the Manchester Planning Board during their March 5, 2026 meeting.
We’re up to 32 contestants in the 2026 Manchester Pizza Madness Tournament, we’ll announce the closing date for the preliminary round on Wednesday, so get your votes in!
As spring approaches, Hooksett voters are set to decide upon sewer upgrades that supporters say could help attract and retain businesses in what has become an important part of the town’s economy.
On Tuesday, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen Committee on Community Improvement tabled a request by the Organization for Refugee and Immigrant Success to reduce its rent at 434 Lake Ave. in the hopes of avoiding cuts to their services.
Until recently, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen have given out several 79E property tax relief grants, including one for the Dunlap Building intended to help transform a former office building into new housing. However, there is now a possibility that tax relief could potentially not happen.
The Manchester Department of Public Works is reporting that the intersection of Union Street and Willow Street/South Willow Street will be partially closed for six-to-eight weeks beginning on March 16, 2026.
In our first update from the preliminary round of the 2026 Manchester Ink Link Pizza Madness Tournament, Vintage Pizza on Candia Road has taken the lead in the chase for the first seed with seven votes.
Days before a vote designed to curtail Donald Trump’s ability to continue strikes on Iran, U.S. Representative Ro Khanna (D-CA-17) joined with U.S. Representative Maggie Goodlander (D-NH-02) to discuss the situation, along with several other topics, in an event held by the Nashua Democrats at the Nashua Firefighters’ Association Union Hall.
In 2024 and 2025, Manchester Ink Link readers chose the Pizza Man as their favorite pizza in our annual Pizza Madness Tournament. Now, it’s time to see if the East Industrial Road eatery can earn a three-peat or if another pizza place can take the crown as the Queen City’s preferred pizza pie.
On February 27, 1844, the Dominican Republic declared its independence. 182 years later, a ceremony was held outside of Manchester City Hall to celebrate the Caribbean nation and members of the Dominican community within Manchester.
While the City of Manchester might be experiencing a housing shortage, one request for a new housing unit on Bartlett Street could not receive a variance from the Manchester Zoning Board of Adjustment after a variety of concerns from neighbors and the board itself.