Posts by Ink Link Staff
What services do we want government to provide? How do we want government to pay for those services? Eternal questions. And—let’s face it—government-provided services are not free. Each of us will have different answers to these eternal questions.
The Manchester Veterans Council will hold its Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 25, beginning at 2 p.m.
See when your favorite ski resort opens for the 2025-26 ski season.
The City of Manchester Veterans Day Parade will be taking place on Elm St on Tuesday November 11th 2025, beginning at 10:45 am.
It is once again time for the City of Manchester’s Downtown Trick-or-Treat, which will take place on Friday, Oct. 24 from 3 to 6 p.m.
Ink Link News writer Maureen Milliken was recipient of the 2025 Maine Literary Award for crime fiction, announced at a ceremony in Brewer, Maine, Thursday night.
Founders Academy Senior Siena Muccioli of Nashua will compete next month in the Miss Teen Volunteer America Crown in Jackson, TN.
A Nashua man is in custody after a Bedford Police officer was shot early Saturday.
A Massachusetts family of four spending Christmas in New Hampshire have died due to carbon monoxide poisoning.
Voters were lining up early to vote in Manchester.
On Rep. Wendy Thomas’ Merrimack street, there are four private wells contaminated with PFAS, and four homes struck by cancer.
One proposal, House Bill 1632, would have prevented newly permitted solid waste facilities from accepting more than 15 percent of their waste from out of state. It was approved by a unanimous voice vote in the House Committee on Environment and Agriculture and on the House floor, Rochefort said, but died in the Senate.
In recognition of National Cancer Survivor Month, this gala is a invitation to all cancer survivors to join us for an evening of celebration, reflection, and community. Survivors are invited to attend the event free of charge. Additionally, each survivor is welcome to bring a guest for a nominal fee of $15.
It is clear that the State Board of Education (BOE) values freedom and choice even above things like accountability and equity.
The New Hampshire Senate passed a bill Thursday that would ban transgender girls from participating on NHIAA-sanctioned sports teams starting in fifth grade.
I was a teacher for 15 years. I taught thousands of students on three continents. Until 2019, I had never met a “transgender” child. Ten years ago, no one would have told a child they can change their biological sex with blockers, opposite-sex hormones, and surgeries. Now, anyone who challenges that idea is subjected to ridicule, called a bigot, transphobe or worse.
HB 1205 is a transgender-exclusionary sports ban that would prohibit trans athletes in grades 5 through 12 from playing sports in New Hampshire public schools and clubs despite the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association saying “that it would be fundamentally unjust” to ban trans athletes from participating.
St. Joseph School of Nursing is thrilled to invite aspiring nurses and healthcare professionals to our highly-anticipated Open House Wednesday, May 15 at 5 p.m. This exciting occasion promises an introductory experience into the world of nursing education and career opportunities.
I was a child protection service worker (CPSW) at the Division of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF) back in the 1990s. I’m now a farmer at the Manchester Food Bank’s one-acre garden located on the grounds of the Youth Development Center, colloquially known as the Youth Detention Center.
