Posts by Nathan Graziano
The Planning Board is pleased to announce that a final draft of the 2021Â Manchester Master Plan is available for public review. The Board would welcome any and all constructive comments on the plan.
It sounds like the plot of a science fiction movie—state agencies attempting to modify the weather. Still, NH HB 128, a bill that requires public notice before a state agency attempts to modify the weather, is anything but fiction; in fact, it was just signed into law by Gov. Sununu.
Manchester School District on Sunday called off school for Monday due to the extreme heat.Â
Despite home runs from Austin Martin and Ryan Podkul, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats couldn’t eke out one more win against the Binghamton Rumble Ponies, falling 9-6 on Sunday.
It’s June 6, here’s a recap of recent updates from New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation
Last Sunday the high was 51, today’s high 95, that’s 44 degrees warmer. It’s going to get hotter tomorrow with a high near 100!
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats avoided a sweep at the hands of the Binghamton Rumble Ponies thanks to a 8-3 victory on Saturday night.
On Saturday, the fruits of all the labor put in by local ORIS (Organization for Refugee and Immigrant Success) farmers and Neighborworks Southern NH staff and volunteers was realized with a “corn-husk” cutting outside Fresh Start Market on Spruce Street.Â
It’s June 5. Here’s a roundup of what’s been going on recently with New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services’ (DHHS) Division of Public Health Services, (DPHS) is pleased to announce that families participating in the NH Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program will see a temporary increase in benefits for purchasing fruits and vegetables during summer months.