Byline: Andrew Sylvia

On Monday morning, New Hampshire Democratic Party Chairman Ray Buckley and State Representative Jodi Newell (D-Keene) held a virtual press conference to address the return of several Republican Presidential Candidates to the Granite State this week, stating that their words on the campaign trail are hollow and their actions have been harmful to New Hampshire residents.

On Tuesday, the Manchester Board of Manchester and Aldermen Committee on Public Safety recommended making Sheffield Road a one-way from heading southwest from South Willow Street to Harvey Road, citing safety concerns.

As the issue of whether the United States should consider supporting Ukraine as its war with Russia continues, the World Affairs Council of New Hampshire held a forum with advocates expressing the viewpoint that continued support is in America’s best interests.

New Hampshire’s congressional delegation on Wednesday announced nearly $1.5 million is coming to the city for a pair of safety programs proposed by the Manchester School District and the Manchester Police Department.

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.

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.

On Tuesday, Manchester Mayoral Candidate Jay Ruais announced that he has been endorsed by former Ward 3 Alderman Tim Baines.

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.

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.