Posts by Ink Link Staff
There are currently 82 individuals hospitalized with COVID-19. In New Hampshire since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 82,039 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
The New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT) has been monitoring traffic volumes since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and
When the email from our headmaster went out that the school district had procured COVID-19 vaccinations for faculty and staff, I was initially ambivalent.
The owners of Diz’s Café signed a lease for the new eatery’s location in downtown Manchester in January of last year. It renovated “down to the studs” and made plans to open in April — “April 1, as a matter of fact, and the joke was on us,” said co-owner Judi Window.
Going virtual has proved to be an effective way to communicate during these challenging times, and in the months ahead when life begins to move toward normalcy, it may be wise to incorporate many of today’s learnings into your future communications planning.
Skies will slowly clear today yielding warm temperatures before skies cloud up again tonight. Rain expected tomorrow along with a thunderstorm in the evening.
Lots of new beers are coming out, including several new fruited sours, a scotch ale and a citrusy cider.
Hello! Welcome to Week Twelve of the Grocery Hunt, Manchester Ink Link’s guide to Manchester-area grocery stores.
Youth stay under the radar, they couch surf, work regular jobs, may even attend classes at school, and in many ways look like your average young adult. They are resourceful and resilient, and they are often experiencing homelessness for the first time– which makes them especially vulnerable. Most Granite Staters aren’t aware of their existence. But we are.
Manchester Police sign on to the 30×30 pledge, to bring more women into policing.