Posts by Carol Robidoux
Press play to listen to Episode 1 of “Let’s Talk About It,” what we hope will be an insightful podcast series “where community conversations are the seeds of change.”
Attorney General John M. Formella announces that the Director of Charitable Trusts will host a public hearing regarding a proposed asset purchase transaction between Catholic Medical Center of Manchester, New Hampshire and Manchester Health Services, LLC, a subsidiary of HCA Healthcare, Inc., a Delaware corporation.
If you were one of those kids, or like me, the parent of one of those kids, on Saturday Sept. 21 you will have a chance to say “thanks” to Taco Tom, aka Thomas Sayler, at his current place of employment, the Hilton Garden Inn.
In a race that was almost too close for comfort, Joyce Craig pulled out a win over her opponent, Cinde Warmington.
Tuesday Sept. 10 is primary election day here in New Hampshire. We’ve got your guide to who’s on the ballot and where they stand on the issues.
Trinity High School chaplain Rev. Rory Traynor set a tone of unity during his opening prayer, offered during last week’s ceremony officially launching – and blessing – the expanded campus of the Catholic high school.
A woman was found dead at a home in Troy. and the man they believe shot her is now dead as well – shot by police early Thursday during a confrontation on the Piscataqua Bridge. A child was found shot dead inside his car.
A taste of how things went down for the last (hot) dog days of summer for Dube Dogs ‘n’ More on Aug. 15. Marc Dube and his assistant Flower Wood – who managed to keep the line moving despite a bum foot – dished out so many hot dogs that they had to make a hot-dog run somewhere in the middle of it all.
Bill Barry has been in the thick of local politics for many years, but this week has been momentous for him. He’s experiencing his first Democratic Convention, ever. And he’s not just there as a political tourist; he’s a delegate representing New Hampshire, an unexpected turn of events for a guy who’s come to expect good things in life.
A Derry state representative sued for defamation by two drag queens has agreed to pay each of them $100,000 and publicly retract the remarks he made in 2021 that prompted the lawsuit.
Spoiler alert: There will be a Last Hot Dog Hurrah on Thursday Aug. 15 at Arms Park during Dube Dogs usual hours (11 a.m. -3 p.m.) He says Erik Lesniak of Manchester Economic Development Office convinced him that it was the right thing to do, so it’s happening.
As Thursday’s road race on Elm Street was about to begin a group of kids found out the hard way that actions have consequences.
Manchesteer Police along with several community partners got together Tuesday night to showcase various aspects of policing as part of the annual National Night Out initiative.
A fast-moving and intense storm blew through the city causing some flash flooding.
Two new hot properties are featured in this week’s MEDO Minute – a weekly missive from Manchester Economic Development Office. We want to know what your vision is for these vacancies.
Gov. Chris Sununu on Thursday signed HB 318-FN-A into law, an act relative to magistrates, bail commissioners, the standards applicable to and the administration of bail, and making appropriations.
In a press release issued Wednesday from City Hall, Ruais recapped his recent efforts to reduce the number of visibly homeless and restore public spaces – primarily parks – from becoming encampments for the homeless.
There is another draft zoning ordinance community meeting this week, July 31 at Webster Elementary School, 6 p.m.
