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Next Friday, Demetrius “Boo Boo” Andrade will defend his WBO World Middleweight Title against Jason Quigley at SNHU Arena, highlighting a boxing card with four world titles on the line.
After tabling the matter in October, the Manchester Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) has approved three variances for a planned 305-unit development on 78 parcels in the Wellington Heights neighborhood between Smyth Road and Radburn Street.
Ward 5 Board of School Committee (BOSC) Member Jeremy Dobson, who just won reelection last week, is planning to move out of Manchester.
A group of volunteers has teamed up with Manchester Director of Homelessness Initiatives Schonna Green to give HOPE to the homeless population of Manchester.
Sununu served on the New Hampshire Executive Council from 2011 to 2017 and was elected as governor in 2016, 2018 and 2020, defeating Democrats Colin Van Ostern, Molly Kelly and Dan Feltes, respectively.
“The historic nature of this bipartisan infrastructure deal cannot be overstated – this is the largest investment in public transit; the largest investment in drinking water and wastewater infrastructure; the largest investment in clean energy and the largest investment in our bridges since the construction of the interstate highway system,” said U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.
Heath originally defeated Terrio by a tally of 672 to 663, with that nine-vote difference changing to eight votes after all was said and done
Hello! Welcome to Week 44 of the Grocery Hunt, Manchester Ink Link’s guide to Manchester-area grocery stores.
On Saturday, for the second time in two days, a team from Trinity eliminated a team from Campbell in NHIAA postseason play.
This time it was in football, with Trinity defeating Campbell, 33-8.
On Friday afternoon, Manchester Central defeated Manchester Memorial, 27-24, an instant classic between two teams with a long history with each other and little recent success otherwise.
It remains to be seen whether the Manchester Board of Aldermen (BMA) will remove impact fees for developers seeking to transform commercial properties into residential properties, but one thing is for certain: the Manchester Planning Board needs more information before they will weigh in.
Two Manchester non-profit organizations have earned donations from the B.J. Cirnigliaro Memorial Fund.
U.S. Department of Education Secretary Miguel Cardona visited Manchester Community College Thursday to discuss the public service student loan forgiveness program in a roundtable discussion with several local experts on veterans’ affairs, higher education funding and quality of life matters in New Hampshire.
On Monday, Nov. 1, Ward 12 Aldermanic Candidate Erin Kelly sat down with Assistant Editor Andrew Sylvia to answer questions from you, the readers of Manchester Ink Link. you can check out the video below.
With hours left until Election Day, candidates and their supporters across the city were out on street corners looking to garner last minute support from potential undecided motorists heading their way.
For one home game in 2022, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats will become the Manchester Chicken Tenders, but they’re looking for some help as to which chicken tenders they’ll honor on their hats.
Republican Gail Huff Brown made her first campaign stop on Saturday morning in Manchester, making remarks at the Beacon Building on Elm Street before heading off to support Manchester Mayoral Candidate Victoria Sullivan.
A Veterans’ Day Parade will take place in Manchester on Thursday, Nov. 11 beginning at 10:30 a.m.
Earlier this week, the New Hampshire Department of Education announced that it will be distributing $267,611.95 to Manchester to help educate homeless students, the second wave of support for homeless students across the state as part of the American Rescue Plan Act.
In early October, the historic Stone House on Hooksett Road was saved after it and its surrounding land was purchased by Hooksett Fireworks owner Christina Katsikas.