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In a 9-5 vote, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) gave final approval for a Department of Housing Stability to become an official part of the city’s government earlier this week.
On Thursday, Alderman At-Large Joseph Kelly Levasseur and the Manchester Republican State Representative delegation endorsed Kelly Ayotte’s campaign for New Hampshire Governor.
On Wednesday, June Trisciani was endorsed by International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 2320 President Todd Bedard.
With just under two weeks until primary day, three of the four candidates for mayor gathered at the Rex Theater on a forum hosted by the Manchester Business Alliance.
Prior to Tuesday night’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) meeting, advocates for greater housing affordability rallied outside of City Hall.
Friday night turned out to be not quite the way Manchester West hoped to kick off its 100th season as the Blue Knights were blanked by reigning NHIAA Division II Champion Pelham, 49-0.
As the days dwindle toward Manchester’s Mayoral Primary Election, the four candidates looking to become the final two candidates on November’s Manchester Municipal General Election ballot shared their ideas during a forum at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College organized by the Manchester Young Professionals (MYP) program of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
NBC News is reporting that the New Hampshire Secretary of State’s Office has received hundreds of calls regarding former U.S. President Donald Trump potentially being taken off New Hampshire ballots.
GOP Presidential Candidate Nikki Haley returns to the Granite State next week highlighted by an education-focused event in Manchester.
While the board voted 12-1-0 to approve an amended version of the proposals, although that approval did not come without significant apprehension.
Polaris Charter School recently announced they have opened their long-awaited playground for its kindergarten through fifth-grade students.
Two days off an appearance at the first Presidential Debate of the 2024 Cycle, U.S. Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) returned to New Hampshire to talk with voters at Robie’s Country Store.
In coordination with SMMA, which has been contracted to assist the district in designing the facilities plan, Gillis’ proposal recommends to close Wilson Elementary School for the Fall of 2024, splitting students from that school into Beech or McDonough Elementary Schools. Also in the Fall of 2024, a new 103,000-square-foot version of McDonough would be constructed across the street from the current school.
On Thursday, EMILY’s List endorsed June Trisciani for Mayor of Manchester.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats dropped the first game of their series against the Binghamton Rumble Ponies on Tuesday night, falling 5-2.
On Tuesday, Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig announced that the city is entering a partnership with the National Alliance to End Homelessness.
On Tuesday, Manchester Mayoral Candidate Jay Ruais stood in front of a group of supporters at the recently renovated Mill Girl Statue to share his priorities, plans and principles in a press conference addressing the issue of homelessness in the city.
Once again, Hooksett’s town hall was packed with abutters of a proposed school bus depot, but this time they got another chance to talk.
As America’s move toward conducting more aspects of life on the internet grows, public schools and other government entities have become frequent targets of online attacks. However, a collection of New Hampshire experts believe that efforts can be made to stem this tide.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats kicked off their six-game series against the Hartford Yard Goats on Tuesday with a 7-3 victory.