Posts by Andrew Sylvia
On Tuesday night, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) finalized approval of a bond request for the first phase of the Manchester School District’s Facility Plan.
As the 2024 New Hampshire General Court prepares to return to work for several months of deliberation upon new legislation, one bill that would prohibit abortions outside of medical emergencies for a fetus that is more than 15 gestational days old has drawn concern
U.S. House of Representatives Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) headlined Friday night’s New Hampshire Democratic Party Eleanor Roosevelt Dinner at the DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester.
On Friday, the 2025-2034 New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT) Ten-Year-Plan was submitted to New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu, including 20 projects in Manchester totaling $450,813,281.
The Free State Project has named Maine Senator Eric Brakey (R-Androscoggin) as its new executive director as of Dec. 1
On a very chilly Wednesday morning, city officials and local business leaders gathered near the corner of Merrimack and Chestnut Streets to inaugurate construction on new affordable housing that will be coming to that intersection.
On Monday night, Ward 6 Board of School Committee (BOSC) Member Ken Tassey initially attempted to force a reconsideration of last week’s decision by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) to give tentative approval to the Manchester School District’s Facilities Plan.
On Monday night, the Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) ratified five contracts with collective bargaining units within the Manchester School District.
On Tuesday, representatives of the U.S. Marine Corps joined Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig, New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu and New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation at the Mall of New Hampshire to kick off the annual Toys for Tots Drive across the Granite State.
On Tuesday night, the Manchester Board of School Committee voted for initial approval toward $290 in bonding toward the first phase of the Manchester School District’s facilities plan.
On Tuesday night, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) received an update from Manchester Director of Housing Stability Adrienne Beloin on the Beech Street Shelter as well as an overview on homelessness in the city.
On Thursday. the New Hampshire House of Representatives’ Criminal Justice Committee advanced four pieces of legislation addressing bail reform.
Fire Chief Ryan J. Cashin is proud to announce that the Department has completed the first phase of Firefighter Cancer Screenings.
New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu joined Will Ruger and Jason Sorens of the American Institute for Economic Research and the Cato Institute at Stark Brewery on Thursday to celebrate New Hampshire’s #1 rating in the latest “Freedom in the 50 States” study.
After weeks of speculation it’s official: the next New Hampshire Presidential Primary will be held on January, 23, 2024.
Following last week’s election, Manchester elected a new mayor and also saw the election of several new aldermen. Although the Board of Mayor and Aldermen is officially non-partisan, there has always been an unofficial partisan influence in Manchester’s municipal politics and the new board has an assumed new balance of seven Democrats and seven Republicans. Manchester Ink Link reached out to each of the aldermen-elect chosen by voters last week to get their thoughts on how the board will operate over the next two years.
On Monday night, the Manchester Board of School Committee approved a location proposal for a new Beech Street Elementary School as well as a related concept for a new high school.
Hollie Noveletsky has accumulated many titles over the years: businesswoman, nurse, veteran, grandmother, hurricane relief volunteer; the list goes on. However, now she is looking to add one more title to the pile: U.S. Representative.
The City of Manchester is advising motorists and residents of street closures on Saturday, Nov. 11 for the Veterans’ Day Parade.
