Posts by Carol Robidoux
The “Say Yes COVID Test” site asked for my Zip Code, and then it asked for my street address. One more click and I was informed that my test kit, which will have a total of 8 tests included, was on its way.
This year’s Miracle on Elm Street is aiming to brighten Christmas morning for 200 kids whose families might otherwise have no other resources for the simple pleasure of a gift under the tree.
There are currently 367 individuals hospitalized with COVID-19. In New Hampshire, since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 155,711 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
Local author and attorney Michael Davidow will appear in person as a guest speaker during the Dec. 15 Temple Israel Book Club to be held at Temple Israel synagogue at 7 p.m.
A reminder from city fire officials that extension cords should only be used temporarily, and checked periodically for damage following a fatal fire on Dutton Street earlier this month.
Ward 5 Board of School Committee member Jeremy Dobson has officially submitted a letter of resignation to the Manchester Board of School Committee, effective November 24.
Autopsy results for Elijah Lewis, 5, who had been missing from Merrimack for several weeks before his remains were discovered in Massachusetts, are complete. His death has been ruled homicide.
A man with a meat cleaver in his pocket caught the attention of police officers on patrol, who were ready when the man allegedly swung the cleaver at another man, who got away unharmed.
he second annual Manchester Holiday Lights Contest is on. Run by the Mayor’s Office and sponsored by Manchester Radio Group, this friendly contest encourages Queen City residents to decorate their homes and show off their holiday light displays for all to enjoy.
A fire at a multi-family house on Myrtle Street has displaced 19 people.
The Executive Director of Intown Manchester has resigned effective Dec. 31, 2021, following several months of scrunity from the Board of Mayor and Aldermen over the non-profit’s lax financial reporting, resulting in a tug-of-war over money due to the non-profit for services rendered to the city.
For the kids who spend hours in the belly of the Manchester Police Athletic League working on their upper-cuts and counter-punching got a chance to get up close and personal with four World Boxing Organization champs Wednesday.
Firefighters were momentarily trapped inside a residence in an early Monday-morning fire on Peabody Avenue.
Saturday’s Powderpuff Football game brought the student body together for a common cause: bragging rights on the gridiron.
George Mbungu goes over the details he knows, which are few. He revisits the timeline that haunts him and, ultimately, leads him back to the same sad truth: His little brother Thamba is gone and, no matter how many things might have gone differently in the past year, it doesn’t help to dwell there.
Manchester held the annual Veterans Day parade on Elm Street on November 11, 2021.
New Hampshire has joined with nine other states in a lawsuit against the federal government for imposing a vaccine mandate on all workers at healthcare facilities that receive Medicare or Medicaid funding.
New Hampshire’s Congressional delegation, including Senators Jeanne Shaheen and Maggie Hassan, and U.S. Representatives Chris Pappas and Anne Kuster, stood along the banks of the Merrimack River, along with Mayor Joyce Craig, to officially announce how the largest infrastructure spending package in U.S. history will make life better for all New Hampshire residents – from lots of jobs to bringing New Hampshire’s infrastructure into the 21st century, and beyond.
The cause of the blaze remains under investigation.
In what turns out to be a convoluted meta scam attempt, on Monday Attorney General John M. Formella issued a consumer alert warning New Hampshire residents about a recent report of scammers sending a fraudulent letter to a citizen purporting to be from the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office, trying to extort money and gift cards.