Posts by Andrew Sylvia
Chasten Buttigieg, husband of U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary and former South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg, is coming to the Bookery on July 21 at 7 p.m. as part of a book tour to promote the young adult version of his memoir, “I Have Something to Tell You.”
Can American foreign policy be predicated upon peace? Marianne Williamson thinks it can. Williamson stressed that point in a Q&A with the World Affairs Council of New Hampshire on Wednesday night at Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) as the group hosted its first Foreign Policy on the Ballot event with U.S. Presidential Candidates.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats broke their losing way on Wednesday, defeating at the Hartford Yard Goats 8-3 to break a three-game losing streak and taking just their second win in eight games.
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The City of Manchester Public Works Department has announced a pair of West Side repaving projects will begin on Thursday, July 6.
2022 American League All-Star Alek Manoah has not had a good season to say the least, with the latest step in his road to hopefully recovering his lost form coming on Sunday night at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium.
Chris Morgan has announced his candidacy to become the next alderman from Ward 1.
Sem Robberse spearheaded a combined two-hit shutout in New Hampshire’s 3-0 victory over the Portland Sea Dogs.
Now that Will Stewart has announced he wants to become the next Mayor of Manchester, Dan Goonan thinks he has what it takes to become Ward 2’s next alderman.
On Friday afternoon, the City of Manchester opened a request for proposals (RFP) for a new operator of a women’s shelter.
On Wednesday night, former South Carolina Governor and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley was the featured speaker at the New Hampshire Republican Party Summer Cookout, marking the latest stop on her quest for the GOP Presidential Nomination.
In recent weeks, Cavanaugh has also been endorsed by the Manchester Police Patrolmen’s Association, two of the city’s firefighter unions and incumbent Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig.
Boards and Brews suffered significant damage from the storm as several inches of water leaked from the ceiling at 941 Elm St.
Although there is still work to do, it seems that the Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) is pleased with the progress shown by the administrative leaders of the Manchester School District.
While he was too young to have shot J.R., Chad Dallas has quickly become the star of the New Hampshire Fisher Cats’ pitching staff, notching another win on his belt on Wednesday night.
Can America engage in a foreign policy based on peace? Robert F. Kennedy Jr. thinks it’s not only possible, but essential. That was the crux of the message he gave to New Hampshire voters on Tuesday at Saint Anselm College’s Dana Center as he made a series of stops throughout the Granite State in his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination.
The campus is a joint project of Easter Seals and its Veterans Count program, the State of New Hampshire, and PROCON, with $23 million in funding allocated through New Hampshire’s portion of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), and State Fiscal Recovery funds. Additional funds are expected to be raised to build a retreat center, therapeutic building, military-themed playground and outdoor performance stage.
On Friday, New Hampshire Democratic Party Chairman Ray Buckley issued a statement requesting that Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. not attend the annual Porcupine Freedom Festival, also known as PorcFest. Here is his letter to Kennedy.
