Posts by Carol Robidoux
The drama unfolded at about noon on June 3 when neighbors reported hearing gunshots at 124 Elkins St.
The city’s Cal Ripken league is striking out against its most relentless foe this season: vandals.
A minimum-security resident who “walked away” from the Calumet Transitional Housing Unit on Lowell Street was arrested Saturday in Hooksett.
Students from across the city will gather at JFK Ice Arena Saturday for the return of the Junior Fire Muster for the first time since COVID-19 interrupted the kind of fun and games that can actually lead a kid into the future.
Manchester Police have made a third arrest in connection with a shooting May 13 at a party that injured four people.
The Attorney General’s office on Friday released its final report on the investigation into the June 19, 2022, fatal shooting by a Manchester Police officer of Adnan Husejnovic in a drug store parking lot, which concludes that officers were justified in using deadly force following a 90-minute standoff with Husejnovic, who was armed and barricaded inside his vehicle.
It was a picture-perfect day for a parade and Manchester stepped it up once again for this year’s annual Memorial Day Parade.
“The agreement also represents a compromise, which means no one got everything they want. But that’s the responsibility of governing.”
A Hooksett man has been identified as the victim in a shooting early Friday morning by Manchester police, who were responding to a 911 call.
Manchester School District this year is dominating the field of excellence, with the announcement Friday of this year’s 20 semi-finalists for the 2024 New Hampshire Teacher of the Year Award – the highest number of semi-finalists ever recognized.
The attorney general’s office is investigating an early-morning shooting at a residence on Mammoth Road in which police shot and killed a person who was reportedly armed.
A city man faces multiple charges including burglary and attempted assault after police say he was discovered hiding in a Wilson Street basement.
New Hampshire residents continue to strongly support the legalization of recreational marijuana use in the state – that, according to a recent Granite State Poll conducted by UNH Survey Center.
A bumpy beginning to the city’s collaborative relationship with Gatehouse Recovery seems to have smoothed over after a meeting of the minds last week.
“This is a transformational program when you think about it,” Fitzpatrick said. “We talk about food deserts, we talk about food insecurity – we’re removing the barriers and making this happen for our families. Every week families get this amazing little voucher,” she said, holding up a blue piece of paper good for $30 of produce from the cart. “It’s pretty exciting to see the kids go shopping for fresh blueberries and strawberries.”
Senator Hassan questioned leaders about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) during a Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee hearing Tuesday.
Manchester Police are “extremely concerned” about a shooting Saturday that left four adults wounded – two women and two men, all in their 20s – and a neighborhood on edge.
West High School biology teacher Mary Kate Hartwell knows that the lessons learned inside her greenhouse classroom are priceless – even though on Friday, the plants were moving fast because the price was right.
Over the weekend a group of about 30 people, many of whom have been living homeless in the city for well over a year, returned to a nomadic existence. They were moved several times by police who have been citing them for various violations of city ordinances that address sidewalk encumbrances and public/private property.
The primetime event will be hosted by “CNN This Morning” anchor Kaitlan Collins, who will moderate the discussion with the former President and provide an opportunity for audience members to ask questions.