Posts by Nathan Graziano
In case you missed it, you can listen to comments in support of Hillside principal Brendan McCaffrey, who was placed on administrative leave on May 19, as well as a response by BOSC Member James O’Connell (At-Large).
Hotel guests were evacuated and roads were closed, while Manchester Police SWAT officers and crisis negotiators worked to convince a man wanted by Goffstown Police to leave the room.
In a unanimous vote, the BOSC approved a motion to return to in-person meetings at City Hall starting in June.
New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella is taking action after members of a white supremacist group made online threats against state Rep. Manny Espitia, D-Nashua.
U.S. Justice Dept. reaches settlement with Nashua School District following an investigation into ‘widespread failures’ of programs for English language learners.
City Works is a regular feature which endeavors to provide a preview of projects coming before the Planning Board, Zoning Board and Heritage Commission by posting agendas and relevant information to keep the public informed about what is happening.
There are currently 48 individuals hospitalized with COVID-19. In New Hampshire since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 98,349 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
It’s May 24, 2021. Here’s a round up of some recent updates from New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation
High pressure will build into New Hampshire today with cool and dry conditions. The high will move off the coast tomorrow allowing southwesterly winds to bring warmer air back into New England.
Housing prices are on the rise again in the Granite State. Inventory is low and what’s good news for sellers is bad news for buyers and people looking for homes they can afford.
It’s May 23, 2021. Here’s what’s been going on lately on the New Hampshire Fisher Cats’ path to the big leagues.
A group of about 75 people marched Sunday as part of a worldwide pro-Palestine solidarity movement to raise awareness of the escalating violence that is taking a toll on human life in the Middle East.
HB 125, a bill being considered by the New Hampshire Legislature, would prohibit law enforcement officers from publicly disseminating these post-arrest photos with limited exceptions.
There are currently 54 individuals hospitalized with COVID-19. In New Hampshire since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 98,303 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
On what was a grey and cloudy day in the Queen City, the weather held out but the New Hampshire Fisher Cats couldn’t, falling 7-2 to the Portland Sea Dogs.
It’s May 23, 2021. Here’s a roundup of recent updates from New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation.
ery warm and muggy conditions will continue today. A strong cold front will cross New Hampshire which will bring some strong thunderstorms. Tonight much cooler and drier air moves in and should last for the start of the new work week.
So far this season, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats bullpen has struggled, with Saturday marking another chapter in those troubles as the Fisher Cats fell 7-6 to the Portland Sea Dogs.
Despite the pandemic, construction companies have experienced some of their busiest quarters with construction of single-family homes and multi-family units on the rise. But even as residential development continues at a fast clip, demand for housing is outstripping supply.
