Warmington announces gubernatorial run
read more…: Warmington announces gubernatorial runWarmington is currently the only Democrat on New Hampshire’s Executive Council.
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Long introducing school autonomy measure next week
read more…: Long introducing school autonomy measure next weekAt next week’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting, Ward 3 Alderman Pat Long plans to introduce a city charter amendment on November’s municipal election ballot that would give the Manchester School District complete autonomy.
Orelvis goes deep again in ‘Cats win
read more…: Orelvis goes deep again in ‘Cats winThe New Hampshire Fisher Cats got an early win on Wednesday, taking a 6-2 victory over the Reading Fightin’ Phils.
Robertson’s homer salvages Fisher Cats’ victory
read more…: Robertson’s homer salvages Fisher Cats’ victoryThe New Hampshire Fisher Cats couldn’t hold onto an early lead but managed to come back off Will Robertson’s eighth-inning home run to secure an 9-8 victory over the Reading Fightin’ Phils on Tuesday night.
UNH takes tour of Manchester
read more…: UNH takes tour of ManchesterUniversity of New Hampshire (UNH) officials took a tour of Manchester to meet with local officials and discuss the university’s role in supporting organizations around the region.
Stewart announces first dozen endorsements
read more…: Stewart announces first dozen endorsementsWard 2 Alderman and Manchester Mayoral Candidate Will Stewart on Tuesday announced a dozen endorsements from current and former elected officials in Manchester.
Granite Street pedestrian bridge gets new look as DPW seeks public input on RAISE project
read more…: Granite Street pedestrian bridge gets new look as DPW seeks public input on RAISE projectLast week, the Manchester Department of Public Works (DPW) announced a redesigned version of the proposed pedestrian bridge planned for Granite Street.
SNHU advances in NCAA tournament
read more…: SNHU advances in NCAA tournamentJunior Mike La Rocca (Vero Beach, Fla.) knocked in a pair of runs, and sophomore Frankie Sanchez (Kendall Park, N.J.) and junior Trevor Anibal (Bedford, N.H.) allowed only three hits, as the No. 10/13 and top-seeded Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) baseball team doubled up RV/No. 26 and third-seeded Le Moyne College, 4-2, in game 2 of the NCAA Baseball Championship East Super-Regional on Saturday afternoon at Penmen Field to capture its fifth regional crown and punch its ticket to the NCAA Division II Baseball Championship in Cary, N.C.
Extra-innings wild pitch hands loss to Fisher Cats
read more…: Extra-innings wild pitch hands loss to Fisher CatsThe New Hampshire Fisher Cats continue to struggle in the Pine Tree State, falling 4-3 in 11 innings against the Portland Sea Dogs on Friday.
Tassey offended by terms at MLK event
read more…: Tassey offended by terms at MLK eventAt the end of Monday night’s Board of School Committee (BOSC) meeting, Ward 6 BOSC member Ken Tassey took umbrage with a phrase used earlier this year during a Martin Luther King Jr. event at Memorial High School.
Manchester facing Corpus Christi for best Double-A ballpark award
read more…: Manchester facing Corpus Christi for best Double-A ballpark awardThe New Hampshire Fisher Cats home, Delta Dental Stadium, has reached the finals of Ballpark Digest’s Best Double-A Ballpark contest.
Cavanaugh endorsed by MPPA
read more…: Cavanaugh endorsed by MPPAOn Wednesday, Manchester Police Patrolman’s Association (MPPA) announced that it will endorse outgoing Ward 1 Alderman Kevin Cavanaugh for mayor. MPPA represents approximately 200 patrol officers in the Manchester Police Department.
Cavanaugh holds mayoral campaign kickoff event
read more…: Cavanaugh holds mayoral campaign kickoff eventWard 1 Alderman Kevin Cavanaugh officially kicked off his mayoral campaign with an event at McIntryre Ski Area.
Haley touts conservative pragmatism at Politics and Eggs
read more…: Haley touts conservative pragmatism at Politics and EggsFormer U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations and South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley spoke to the New England Council’s regular Politics and Eggs series at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College, stating that she would not be outworked in the race for the Republican presidential nomination.
Ninth-inning implosion erases otherwise strong Fisher Cat pitching
read more…: Ninth-inning implosion erases otherwise strong Fisher Cat pitchingA five-run rally gave the Portland Sea Dogs victory, a 6-4 final score over the visiting New Hampshire Fisher Cats.
School board OKs FY’ 24 budget
read more…: School board OKs FY’ 24 budgetThe total amount, after recommendation by the BOSC in February and approval by the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen earlier this month, is $191,759,220. The 2024 fiscal year in Manchester begins on July 1. The approved figure for the previous fiscal year was $187,097,818.
Shaheen sounds alarms on possible U.S. default
read more…: Shaheen sounds alarms on possible U.S. defaultAs the federal government remains in a stalemate over a possible default on paying off its debt obligations, U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) expressed her concern with New Hampshire business leaders.
Quigley seeks to spread the word about Manchester’s youth services department
read more…: Quigley seeks to spread the word about Manchester’s youth services departmentMichael Quigley is still relatively new to the Queen City but he has big plans for one often overlooked part of Manchester’s city government.
SNHU advances to NCAA Division II Baseball Super Regional
read more…: SNHU advances to NCAA Division II Baseball Super RegionalThe Southern New Hampshire University Penmen punched their ticket to NCAA Division II East Super-Regional on Friday after a pair of wins at home to Pace University.