Posts by Carol Robidoux
“Thanks to the strategic initiatives that New Hampshire has made, and our pro-growth, pro-jobs focus, more Granite Staters are working than ever before in the state’s history,” Gov. Sununu said.
New turf at Gill Stadium on the agenda for 2019, as the city seeks qualified builders to submit information by Jan. 2.
Francis Byrne survived the Battle of the Bulge, but a land mine in Belgium nearly cost him his life. His injuries were serious but never documented properly – the officer tasked with recording his Purple Heart-worthy heroics was killed the day after Byrne was injured.
Seeing the homeless camping outside my downtown office inspired me to look for a bright idea. I think I found it.
Tuesday night’s school board meeting took a turn for the dramatic, as it segued from a productive discussion over how to resolve school transportation woes to a suspense-filled whodunnit.
Police said the man was recovered on the river bank and, despite hypothermia, did not appear to suffer serious injuries after jumping into the icy river.
Share a drink and immerse yourself in the beauty of local art.
Student representatives from each of the city’s four high schools will hold anonymous elections to decide which student will act as liaisons between their schools and the school committee.
This is the second gathering of city officials from around the country selected to participate in a year-long program that brings city leaders together for solutions-oriented discussions and peer-to-peer learning.
A brief situation in the vicinity of a city middle school brought police to investigate a report of a man who was seen openly carrying a gun while allegedly arguing with a child.
Calling hours will be held from 4-7 p.m. on Thursday Dec. 6 at Bennett Funeral Home in Concord. A service will take place on Friday Dec 7 at 10 a.m. at Pembroke Congregational Church in Pembroke, followed by a celebration of Michael’s life at the Puritan Backroom Restaurant in Manchester.
State Police continue to collect unwrapped toys for the U.S. Marines Toys for Tots Christmas toy drive.
Enjoy Saturday’s party-sunny and relatively mild weather, as everything’s about to change.
Statements issued Saturday mark the passing of our 41st president, George H.W. Bush.
An assembly line of firefighters pulled up in front of Beech Street school Friday and efficiently unloaded boxes full of warm winter coats for students who could use a little “warmth, confidence and hope,” the motto of Operation Warm, a national initiative to get new coats to kids in need.
Know the rules of the road during winter months or you’ll get towed.
City police building relationships with local businesses and residents, one cup of coffee at a time.
School staff intervened, and police are handling the investigation according to Central’s principal.
Police arrested Benjamin Dumont early Wednesday morning.
In the letter sent Monday Hewes requested Girard remove all posts on his website and social media accounts where there was discussion of Rachel Phelan and her article.