Posts by Carol Robidoux
For two hours Monday afternoon the focus was on the content of Manchester’s character. And while there’s always room for improvement, the vibe inside Temple Adath Yeshurun yesterday was bold, resilient, forthright, fearless and unified.
The city’s cold case file lists 14 open murder investigations.
All are welcome for this community-centered event – starts with dessert sharing and ends with a meditation about ‘Our Children, Our Future.”
Free money for potholes? Yes, please. But YOU have to vote by Feb. 3 via the Paving for Pizza promotional website.
Senior companions age 55+ wanted to help provide services for home-bound seniors in the Manchester area.
Hunker down, prepare to shovel, and make sure you’ve got bread and milk… and know where to park and where NOT to park, or be towed.
Three opportunities for the public to get a snapshot view of the budgetary challenges facing the school district in fiscal year 2020.
The city in November settled a civil lawsuit with a woman who was a victim in the 2018 police misconduct case that resulted in the firing of two city police officers.
Check out upcoming shows at the AARG Gallery, 416 Chestnut St.
Winter is finally arriving as New Hampshire hunkers down for its first substantial snow storm of 2019.
If you’re already a subscriber, you’re in the running! If not – what are you waiting for?
A man arrested last week on a weapons charge was arrested Wednesday by Manchester Police after reports of a man allegedly in possession of a gun in the early morning hours on a Lake Avenue porch.
Half of MTA’s funding comes from the Federal Transit Administration, funding that keeps city buses on the road and provides paychecks to workers.
The abandoned property was recently reported to city officials for foot traffic from squatters.
Stay Work Play New Hampshire will now engage in nonpartisan, issues-based advocacy for the first time in our 10-year history. We do this as we seek to become even more impactful in our mission to attract and retain young people in the Granite State.
The Jan. 12 event at MCC is free.
This is the second time in three days an armed robber has entered the convenience store on Massabesic Street.
Seven Days Market and U.S. Mart were both robbed Monday by a man with a knife. Police have not connected the two robberies, but are seeking the public’s help in identifying a suspect in one of the robberies.
