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This 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.
Dale Holloway pleaded guilty Wednesday to a vicious attack on a public defender that happened in 2019 in an interview room at the Valley Street jail where, at the time, he was being detained on charges related to the shooting of a Pentecostal bishop during a wedding in Pelham.
After more than six hours at a stand-off, police crisis negotiators have lost communication with a man holed up inside a home on Union Street.
The New Hampshire Department of Transportation announces that on Wednesday, May 26, 2021, nighttime bridge repairs will begin on the
Celebrate World Environment Day by showing Mother Earth a little love and joining in a community clean-up along the downtown railroad tracks, a joint effort organized by the city in partnership with Pan Am Railways.
Police are investigating a report of a shooting on Union Street and have issued a “shelter in place” order for the neighborhood.
Hazy, hot, and humid conditions today. A cold front will approach New Hampshire this afternoon producing some strong thunderstorms before moving off the coast late tonight.
In what is becoming a recurring theme this season, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats’ bullpen couldn’t come through, ultimately providing the Fisher Cats with a 2-1 loss at the hands of the Somerset Patriots on Tuesday night.
The Stockbridge theater will host the pristine and powerful poetry of Regie Gibson as part of its free virtual spring series “Bring Light,” an evening of spoken word, stories, poems, monologues and songs meant to illuminate, enlighten and enliven.
The Senate Finance Committee Tuesday approved adding $14.8 million to Health and Human Services’ budget, much of it for mental health services.