Weather: Sunny and humid weather into the weekend
read more…: Weather: Sunny and humid weather into the weekendA flow off the ocean today will keep us a bit cooler with highs around 80. Tomorrow increasing humidity with temperatures in the mid-80s.
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Warmington presses for answers to mental health hospital ER boarding crisis
read more…: Warmington presses for answers to mental health hospital ER boarding crisisThe state is not yet 100 percent compliant with a May 11 court order related to the state’s hospital emergency room boarding crisis, but it is moving quickly to find more mental health beds, Gov. Chris Sununu and the Executive Council were told Wednesday at their regular meeting.
Live music May 20-23: Who’s playing where in and around Manchester this weekend
read more…: Live music May 20-23: Who’s playing where in and around Manchester this weekendThis week’s round-up of live entertainment in and around Manchester is brought to you by A. Robert Dionne of Ted Herbert Music School & Rentals.
Mieses hits yet another home run against Fisher Cats
read more…: Mieses hits yet another home run against Fisher CatsJohan Mieses hit his seventh dinger this month on Wednesday night, and sixth coming off New Hampshire pitching in what was the Portland Sea Dogs’ 3-2 win over the Fisher Cats.
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health Celebrates New Ambulatory Surgery Center, Expanded Medical Office Space at Manchester Facility
read more…: Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health Celebrates New Ambulatory Surgery Center, Expanded Medical Office Space at Manchester FacilityNearly two years after breaking ground on a state-of-the-art Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC), Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health (D-HH) celebrated the opening of the addition at the 100 Hitchcock Way Dartmouth-Hitchcock (D-H) Manchester, NH, clinic on Tuesday, May 18, 2021.
As COVID-19 recovery begins, Granite State needs tariff relief
read more…: As COVID-19 recovery begins, Granite State needs tariff reliefMore than three years ago, the Trump administration launched a bevy of tariffs on a broad range of imports from China and other U.S. trading partners, claiming that the new trade war would provide a manufacturing boost to states like New Hampshire. While there is a need for our policymakers to hold China accountable, this is not the way to do it.
As NH arts venues reopen, will audiences return?
read more…: As NH arts venues reopen, will audiences return?The state’s performing arts venues are getting ready to bring back live performances and crowds this summer as the pandemic eases, but they’re also ready for a lot of audience uncertainty about how to behave.
Kayaker drowns after early-morning accident on Lake Massabesic
read more…: Kayaker drowns after early-morning accident on Lake MassabesicThe kayaker had gone out with his friend that morning at approximately 2 a.m. At approximately 4 a.m., one of the kayakers went in the water and began to struggle. Attempts to save the person were unsuccessful. There were no personal floatation devices aboard either of the boats.
Recipients announced for 29th Annual Historic Preservation Awards
read more…: Recipients announced for 29th Annual Historic Preservation AwardsThe Manchester Historic Association (MHA) has selected five honorees for its 29th Annual Historic Preservation Awards, including a City Landmark Award for the restoration of the Casimir Pulaski statue in Pulaski Park.
May 19 NH DHHS COVID-19 update: 124 positive results with 10 in Manchester; 1 death reported
read more…: May 19 NH DHHS COVID-19 update: 124 positive results with 10 in Manchester; 1 death reportedThere are currently 50 individuals hospitalized with COVID-19. In New Hampshire since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 97,978 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
Congressional Roundup: Afghan women, retirement protection, biomass incentives
read more…: Congressional Roundup: Afghan women, retirement protection, biomass incentivesIt’s May 19, 2021 – Here’s a roundup of recent updates from New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation.
Talk to the mayor: Community office hours announced
read more…: Talk to the mayor: Community office hours announcedMayor Joyce Craig will be hosting a series of community office hours throughout the city, beginning on Thursday, May 27.
Weather: Sun and summery temps persist
read more…: Weather: Sun and summery temps persistJune-like weather continues through the end of the week as high pressure builds to our south and west.
Manchester is booming and will not be overrun by mayhem. Not this time around.
read more…: Manchester is booming and will not be overrun by mayhem. Not this time around.I sniffed at something foul in the air from inside the bar. A simmering rage was building down the street. My ears pricked up, my nose reached like an ant-eater, my eyes turned to magnets. There was a nervous energy soaking the foundation from the Pint to Penuches. Trouble was brewing close. I could smell it.
Despite change of scenery, Sea Dogs’ bats continue to wallop Fisher Cats
read more…: Despite change of scenery, Sea Dogs’ bats continue to wallop Fisher CatsThe New Hampshire Fisher Cats struggled against the Portland Sea Dogs two weeks ago in Maine and on Tuesday their struggles continued in the Granite State.
Aldermen hold slew of votes at end of meeting
read more…: Aldermen hold slew of votes at end of meetingTuesday’s Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) meeting finished with a bang following a series of votes during the meeting’s new business section.
Aldermen table funding request for youth homeless center
read more…: Aldermen table funding request for youth homeless centerThe Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) voted 9-3 on Tuesday to table a request for just under $730,000 in Community Improvement Program (CIP) funding for a homeless youth services facility on Hanover Street.
Committees recommend downtown RFPs, Housing Commission, Levasseur attacks Sapienza
read more…: Committees recommend downtown RFPs, Housing Commission, Levasseur attacks SapienzaA pair of Mayor Joyce Craig’s initiatives were recommended by two Aldermanic committees on Tuesday.
Planning board to hear request for congregate housing and changes to subdivision and site plan regs
read more…: Planning board to hear request for congregate housing and changes to subdivision and site plan regsCity 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.
Sununu: Get a Job, Get a Bonus; $300 Federal Benefit Goes Away June 19
read more…: Sununu: Get a Job, Get a Bonus; $300 Federal Benefit Goes Away June 19About 35,000 residents who are now receiving unemployment benefits will lose their $300 a week federal COVID-19 benefit by June 19 while Gov. Chris Sununu also announced a plan to use $10 million to incentivize people to go back to work.