Posts by Carol Robidoux
The agency currently serves more than 1,400 children in six counties across the state. Agency officials said the merger, announced Jan. 1, will result in a stronger, unified voice to better advocate for youth facing adversity throughout the Granite State.
The letter, signed by more than 40 attorneys general from around the country including NH Attorney General Joseph Foster, urges owners of nine major oil companies to stop selling synthetic drugs from their gas stations.
Weekly arrest log from Manchester Police Department, including the current and updated ‘most wanted’ list.
Finding new types of products with caps and longer adjustment periods are part of the approach lenders are using with first-time homeowners.
Devise this brilliant “winter mailbox lifehack” to help everyone, from those who’ve had to replace mailboxes obliterated by city plows, to our dear mail carries, who can’t find our mailboxes, or get to them because of the piles, thanks to Make-It Labs.
Snow photo gallery generated by Manchester Ink Link readers and supporters to chronicle the winter of 2015.
Get a seat at the table when US Sen. Jeanne Shaheen talks about economic impacts to NH’s business community on Feb. 18.
No school tomorrow, more snow ahead: We’re in the depths of winter, all right.
Stephanie Farley, 29, of Weymouth, Mass., was charged with two counts of simple assault; possession of a controlled drug; disorderly conduct and resisting arrest/detention.
If you think your roof may have been compromised, consult with a reputable builder and your local building official.
An exhibition of artwork by NHIA illustration students celebrating La Boheme is Saturday, February 14 in the Palace Theatre foyer, 80 Hanover St., in Manchester.
Police are looking for the public’s help in solving an alleged armed robbery at a local hair salon.
Police arrest six in Operation Losing Proposition prostitution sting.
Benched: Two-game AHL suspension for Monarch’s Adam Crescenzi.
City: “It is our hope to have the streets plowed, school & downtown sidewalks cleared and school yards open for tomorrow morning.”
Logan International Airport has also cancelled most of its flights, according to this CNN story posted at 8 a.m.
No school, no trash collection due to heavy snow.
Please see the list of open positions in the story contact aManchester Food Co-op board member if you are interested
State police determined that the school bus was traveling northbound when the driver lost control and traveled across the high speed lane, into and subsequently over the guardrail and down an 70-foot embankment.
Looking for work? The city is hiring. Check out these job listings.