Posts by Carol Robidoux
A state review found communication failures – not misconduct –led to a breakdown in how New Hampshire officials handled interactions involving a proposed federal immigration facility, according to a report released May 1.
On a April 15 at To Share Brewing, something encouraging happened: people showed up to talk about local news.
More than 40 news enthusiasts answered the call for the first of several upcoming Granite State News Collaborative “Publisher’s Crawl” listening sessions.
Sixty people were permanently displaced Friday night after a three-alarm fire that gutted an apartment complex at 136/138 Beech Hill Road.
President Donald Trump on Monday issued a sharp ultimatum to Iran, setting an 8 p.m. deadline for April 7 tied to escalating tensions over Iran’s nuclear program and regional military activity.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte on April 6 launched the first day of testing for New Hampshire’s Firefighters First Cancer Screening Initiative alongside public safety leaders, cancer advocates, and fire chiefs from across the state. The state has invested $5 million in the program, which was approved by the Governor and Executive Council in December 2025.
If you missed last year’s inaugural Short Play Festival at The Rex Theatre, then you have an extra good reason to attend this year’s encore.
U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan sharply on Thursday criticized rising gas prices tied to the war in Iran, blaming both the conflict and what she described as a lack of planning and accountability for worsening costs facing New Hampshire families.
“Two decades later, that first pie has quietly evolved into a brand – Slightly Crooked Pies, developed through the support and encouragement of her pie-hungry friends and, by association, an growing and enthusiastic pie constituency.
People with signs – and misgivings about the direction of the country under President Trump – lined both sides of the block outside City Hall Saturday for a “No Kings” rally.
Celebrating the various countries from which Manchester residents once called home is always a joyful time outside city hall. Flags are raised, a proclamation is read, and people often recall with pride an historic moment of freedom or independence.