Posts by Carol Robidoux
A special Board of Aldermen meeting has been scheduled for April 11 for the purpose of a termination hearing for Department of Housing Stability Director Adrienne Beloin, who was placed on paid administrative leave as of April 5.
According to a description of the rescue, Engine 11 and Rescue 1 responded to 135 Spring St. at about 9 a.m. on April 6 for a report of occupants trapped in the elevator. Four people were confirmed to be in the elevator which was stalled between the first and second floors.
The Department of Safety’s Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (HSEM) urges residents and visitors to practice power outage safety and use caution when driving.
Elected officials say they want to fix the problem of homelessness while on the campaign trail, but the truth is clear once elected: they just want it to “go away.”
The former General Manager of a local restaurant has been indicted on theft charges alleging he took money from the business.
The program is targeted to begin this summer and the aim is to improve the downtown vibe.
As usual, parade day – this year March 24 – is preceded by the Millennium Running Shamrock Shuffle, making for a wearin’ o’ the green road race marching extravaganza you just can’t deny!
The Easter Bunny will arrive on Saturday, March 30 at 9 a.m. at the Aviation Museum of N.H., 27 Navigator Road, Londonderry. The event was originally scheduled for the prior Saturday, but has been rescheduled due to inclement weather forecast.
On Thursday, March 14, 2024, The Founders Academy Public Charter School in Manchester received its 10-year charter renewal from the State Board of Education. The Founders Academy received a unanimous vote of approval to renew the charter for 5 more years. State Board of Education members expressed confidence in the school and highlighted the growth in the school over the past 5 years. Every 5 years charter schools must prove they are successfully fulfilling their charter requirements.
Mayor Jay Ruais will be holding a Ward 3 Town Hall on Thursday, March 21 at Carol Rines Center, 1528 Elm St., from 6 to 7 p.m.
Victory Women of Vision on Saturday led a celebration of community at the YWCA in recognition of International Women’s Day.
Randy Stevens comes to Hope Recovery from The Recovery Friendly Workplace Initiative led by the Governor’s Office, administered through Granite United Way, where he most recently worked as a Recovery Friendly Advisor.
Central High School student Caleb Grondin was injured Friday in a car accident. The following information was posted on a GoFundMe page to help raise money to help cover his medical expenses.
A website that provides consumer-focused financial information has ranked Manchester among the Top 8 U.S. cities when it comes to attracting wealthier households.
If you’ve been dreaming of a trip to Paisley Park in Minneapolis to experience the legacy of Prince, just you wait until August – that’s when Sun Country Airlines will begin exclusive non-stop service between Manchester and Minneapolis-St. Paul hubs.
Mayor Jay Ruais will deliver his first State of the City address on Feb. 13 at The Venues at The Factory, 252 Willow St. The event, sponsored by the Greater Manchester Chamber, runs from 8-9:30 a.m. and open to the public, however it is a ticketed event and registration is required via this link. Tickets are $40 for non-Chamber members and $35 for Chamber members.
I passed by Billy Cooper on my way on foot down Elm Street. He was busy squeegeeing the big pane at Birch on Elm, getting it streak-free in time for their 5 p.m. Friday night dinner service. On the way back down Elm it looked like Billy was packing up for the night so I stopped to say hello.
