Posts by Carol Robidoux
Hope for NH Recovery hosted its spring clean-up event on April 20 in collaboration with various recovery residence programs across the city. The event saw enthusiastic participation from over 80 volunteers who gathered to clean up the streets surrounding the Hope for NH Recovery Center on Wilson Street.
The City of Manchester’s Movies in the Park summer is back for 2024, and this year, Jodie Nazaka and Erik Lesniak from the Manchester Economic Development Office are asking you to help select the most popular movies.
Following the resignation last week of Adrienne Beloin, the city’s Director of Housing Stability, the city has posted a similar job with a broad description and qualifications: Director of Homeless Initiatives.
Catholic Medical Center on Thursday announced a layoff of 142 total positions, including 54 currently filled positions as well as elimination of open positions, reduction of hours and “planned departures.”
The mayor’s office on Thursday announced a collaboration with Members First Credit Union and Catholic Charities NH to launch a pilot program for those experiencing homelessness and utilizing services at the Engagement Center.
The submission deadline for the 3rd Annual Persevere to Excel Scholarship is fast approaching bringing with it a financial opportunity for Manchester high school seniors looking at post-graduation college, military, or trade school.
MANCHESTER, NH –  The Granite YMCA has hired Lorrie Piper as its new Vice President of Marketing & Communications. “Lorrie comes
Sonya Gelinas wipes her forehead with her sleeve, her hands covered in the dust of progress. She takes a break from hauling debris to the alley trash can to talk about her dream come true.
A beautification project that will improve sidewalks, brickwork and fencing around Veterans Park is underway. Bids on the project, under the direction of the Public Works Department, are due April 25.
If you were dreaming of what you might do with 20+ wooded acres of prime real estate in the city, dream no more. The parcel, owned by the city for the past 84 years – purchased in 1940 with the idea it might serve as a tank location for the Manchester Water Works – is set to be sold to the Stabile Company for $2 million, pending approval by the Board of Aldermen.