Posts by Nathan Graziano
The weather was near-idyllic—the temperature in the mid-70s, the sun shining bright, and an occasional cooling breeze blowing through Northeast Delta Dental Stadium in downtown Manchester for the 61st graduation ceremony of Manchester Memorial High School (MMHS). Â
It’s June 13, 2021. Here’s a roundup of recent news from New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation.
It’s June 12, 2021. Here is a roundup of recent news from New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation.
It’s June 11, 2021. Here’s a roundup of recent news from New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation
Are you free this weekend? Sunday morning we’ll be delivering boxes of groceries all over the Queen City, and we
Gov. Chris Sununu said he is ending the COVID-19 state of emergency in New Hampshire as of midnight on Friday and became emotional about the past year’s ordeal, the sacrifices made, and responded to charges that he has used the press conferences for political advantage.
This week, the New England Heart and Vascular Institute (NEHVI) at Catholic Medical Center (CMC) that it is the first hospital in the region to offer several new cardiovascular procedures.
Last weekend, the Queen City Rotary Road Rally fundraiser raised several thousand dollars for children’s charities across Manchester.
Activists from Manchester Housing Alliance counts the current eviction as the 11th homeless camp eviction the city has performed since November 2020.
The fact that low-income and minority people are concentrated into environmentally burdened communities shouldn’t be a surprise. Decades of federal, state, and local policies like neighborhood redlining and transportation disinvestment, combined with a lack of interest to act from those in power, have led us to where we are today. But just because that is the way things worked in the past does not mean it has to be our future.