Basement fire on Whitney Avenue caused by improper disposal of smoking materials
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An early-morning basement fire Sunday damaged a home on Whitney Avenue.
Barbara Shaw, a longtime public servant and educator and sitting Ward 9 Alderman and has died. She was 78.
I met Bill Howard three years ago this past November. He was living between the shelter, hotels and a doorway outside an abandoned storefront on Elm Street next to my office space.
The identity of a woman who perished in a late-night fire Sunday inside an RV parked on a city street has been released by authorities.
A woman is dead after fire erupted in a parked RV on High Street. Her body was found inside the camper.
Located at 340 Granite St. on the city’s West Side, the center is fully operational, with room for studying, relaxing, counseling and closets full of clothing and food, to meet basic needs of those who find their way there. The target is young people between the ages of 13 and 24, but there are resources for anyone who comes through.
Celebrating 10 years of Christmas joy, sponsors, donors and friends of Tower of Toys gathered at the stately Beacon building Thursday to toast its best year yet. A record number of gifts were donated that will be distributed this weekend to families in need.
Although the threat was determined to be not credible, the evacuation of all three schools in Litchfield was done as a precaution.
On Friday the NH Attorney General’s office released an update explaining the connection between the discovery of two bodies found in two separate locations in September, first, the body of a female located at a transfer station in Belmont, and 12 days later, the body of a man found at a solid waste station in Maine.
People are reporting everything from abandoned furniture and illegally parked cars, to suspicious “drug dealing” activities, homeless encampments, graffiti and broken things, from interactive push-button traffic signs to cement planters.
The City’s Second Annual Holiday Lights Contest is officially on, as nominees for this year’s favorite Holiday Lights Display are now mapped and voting is open.
First responders arrived at the scene of a fiery crash in the woods next to the Merrimack River late Friday night.
I was able to follow for the past year the progress of two of the 22 people who were transported that day under an extended state contract with Granite House, which provided respite beds for all of them. The initial offer was for a safe space with a warm bed. If any of them wanted to go into treatment for their addictions, that could be arranged.
Although it will not eliminate the great need that currently exists, it is a step in the right direction according to the city’s Director of Homeless Initiatives Schonna Green. The amount of footwork involved in such forward motion requires a lot of attention to detail. It is work mostly done behind the scenes, and often involves delicate negotiations that can easily be derailed.
Four additional times have been added to the calendar for the city’s free holiday lights Trolley Tours for families on MTA’s Molly Trolley.
We have until December 31 to raise $100,000 for our Manchester Rising reporting campaign. It is a lofty goal, one I set deliberately, not just because it would be heaven to be able to support two full-time employees, but because it allows me the opportunity to inform you, dear readers, of the financial reality of operating a legitimate daily news site.
As with many traditions lost to COVID-19 last year, the annual City-sponsored Christmas Parade was among those that were back on the schedule for 2021, drawing thousands of revelers to downtown Manchester on Saturday.
An early-morning fire alarm activation at the Mall of New Hampshire Sunday was caused by an electrical fire originating with a massage chair, according to fire officials.
The annual Santa Shuffle filled the downtown with more than 1,000 runners, most of them reflecting the holiday season through costumes, Santa hats and beards, and a joyful romp around the Millennium Running Santa Claus Shuffle road race.
There are currently 399 individuals hospitalized with COVID-19. In New Hampshire, since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 165,574 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.