Posts by Carol Robidoux
As the sun set on another Cinco de Mayor more than 20 cars were wrapped around Taco Bell on South Willow Street. Celebrating in the time of COVID-19 meant the popular fast-food chain restaurant was the only game in town for those who wanted a Mexican meal.
Lee Gentile is this week’s unsung hero, thanks to two of her fellow downtown business owners, who took the time to sing her praises.
Few details were immediately available, but police say one person with a gunshot wound went to a local hospital on his own.
Police arrested a man who allegedly threatened a woman with a gun Sunday morning.
Peter Macone, General Manager of Republic and Campo Enoteca is circulating an online petition via Change.org calling for city officials to consider a plan that would close Elm Street to vehicular traffic and allowing restaurants to expand their outdoor seating.
After several weeks of social distancing, downtown radio returns to its live format.
It’s brush fire season – and a warning has been issued for increased fire danger Thursday due to weather conditions.
A shooting was reported just before 8:30 p.m. on Brockton Street, on the city’s West Side.
“As you know, Gov. Sununu just announced that we will be continuing with remote instruction through the end of the academic year. When we began the shift to remote instruction in March, we knew this would be a difficult task. It turns out this is a marathon, not a sprint. Now that we know we will not be moving back into school buildings this year, it is vital that we run through the finish line.”
An update from the Department of Health and Human Services on COVID-19 diagnoses and deaths.
A comprehensive guide to information for NH residents seeking information translated into various languages.
The Attorney General’s office has released a detailed report of the events surrounding a deadly shootout at the Quality Inn in March of 2019.
Firefighters were dispatched to 75 Fremont St. just before 7:30 p.m. for a report of a fire.
