Posts by Andrew Sylvia
A motion to reconsider a proposed garbage pickup ordinance change was approved unanimously by the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) on Tuesday night after concerns from numerous Manchester residents.
Shortly before Monday meeting’s Hooksett Planning Board meeting, it was announced that representatives of Ridgeback Self Storage LLC and their engineers, the Dubay Group, would not be in attendance at the meeting.
The federal government will stay open until November 17 thanks to the passage of a continuing budget resolution, earning comments of frustration and praise from New Hampshire’s four members of Congress.
On Thursday night at Backyard Brewery, Americans for Prosperity New Hampshire (AFP-NH) held a forum discuss policy and law enforcement surrounding the topic of immigration and border security.
Once upon a time, Michelle Winning and Megan Young were among the best youth soccer players in the Granite State and eventually turned into two of its best coaches. This weekend they will meet in a new chapter in their respective stories that could have significant implications for the postseason.
On Monday night, members of the Manchester Board of School Committee learned that approximately 30 percent of the Manchester School District’s classrooms have more students than allowed per the district’s own policy.
On Tuesday, Manchester Mayoral Candidate Jay Ruais announced that he has been endorsed by former Ward 3 Alderman Tim Baines.
In a surprise announcement, Ward 8 Aldermanic Candidate Brandon Lemay shared that he will be moving out of Ward 8, making him ineligible to run for the Ward 8 seat on the Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
A shutdown of the federal government may be coming in just a few days, and that shutdown could have significant impacts on New Hampshire’s housing market if it comes to pass.
What would New Hampshire look like if it was no longer part of the United States? A group of people want to see what that would look like and they will be gathering at the State House.
Earlier this month, local artists gathered at Diz’s Café as part of an effort to create greater collaboration between Manchester’s art community and its downtown businesses.
GOP Presidential Candidate Nikki Haley unveiled a new economic policy dubbed “The Freedom Plan,” in a speech at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College on Friday.
On Thursday, local business leaders and residents gathered with Manchester School District officials to hear the second annual State of the Manchester School District presentation.
Today, Kelly Ayotte released fifty new endorsements from elected officials and leaders from across New Hampshire. Since launching her campaign, Kelly has now been endorsed by over 250 community leaders from across the state.
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Jay Ruais and Kevin Cavanaugh will square off in November’s Manchester Municipal Election, after coming in first and second place respectively in Tuesday’s primary.
In a 4-2 vote, the Hooksett Planning Board requested a revised third-party study after representatives of the bus depot applicant, Ridgeback LLC, expressed concerns over the scope of a third-party study requested last month. Specifically, representatives of the applicant felt the third-party study should be limited to just portions of the town’s ordinances relating to noise and emissions within the town’s performance zone, where the depot would be located.
After a tough first week against the defending NHIAA Division II Champions, West did not fare much better against the second-best team in Division II, falling 53-0 against the Sabers of Souhegan.
The City of Manchester on Friday honored the Independence Day of El Salvador and National Hispanic Heritage Month with a flag raising ceremony at City Hall.
