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The 4-story hotel is designed for travelers seeking both short and long-term accommodations. It will include 105-king and 18-double queen studio suites, totaling 123 rooms.
A man who was taken by ambulance Tuesday morning from the Valley Street jail has died, police said.
More than 5,400 seniors from 84 high schools across the state celebrated NH Scholars Day Thursday at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium, the largest class of graduates in the initiative’s 13-year history.
May indictments have been released by Hillsborough County Superior Court North.
More than 30 people gathered at the Mt. Carmel Rehabilitation & Nursing Center Thursday night to hear a presentation by Todd Connors, engineering manager of the city’s Department of Public Works. He talked about the pilot project that would reduce Maple Street, from Pearl to Webster street, from two lanes to a single 14-foot driving lane, a 5-foot bicycle lane, a three-foot buffer and parallel parking.
An autopsy performed by Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Jennie V. Duval on Tuesday determined the cause of his death to be “probable traumatic asphyxia,” according to a news release issued by the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office.
A West Side man is under indictment on 15 felony charges accusing him of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl and taking pornographic photographs of her.
“We know change doesn’t happen overnight. We know change doesn’t happen by sitting around and complaining. Change takes work. And right now, our city is working because we’re working together.” – Mayor Joyce Craig
Library trustees are sympathetic about the state’s need for visitation sites, but say they had to think about the safety of the general public and staff using the library in prohibiting parent-child visits.
‘I believe that together, we can take back this city and transform it into the place we all dream it can be. But to do that, we need a mayor who is one of us. We need a mayor who acknowledges the problems facing our city rather than just ignoring them,” said Victoria Sullivan.
For most kids celebrating a 7th birthday, it means partying with friends, family and maybe a giant mouse or jumping around in a bouncy house. But Titus Spooner isn’t most kids. For his birthday this year, he wanted family and friends to leave the planet a little cleaner by helping him pick up trash March 31 at Derryfield Park.
More than 50 English Learner students from Manchester High School West and Hillside Middle School shared their stories in art books they worked on over the past three months. The presentation was held at City Hall.
Wide range of topics addressed, from unmet student needs and the budget, to class size and test scores.
The number one issue confronting the next Superintendent of the Manchester School District is the underfunding of the school system, residents said in answer to a survey conducted by a consulting group in charge of finding potential candidates to replace outgoing Superintendent Dr. Bolgen Vargas.
Neighbor Sheila Lemos says she was woken up at 3 a.m. by a man calling for help after being stabbed.
Justin Moura, the suspect in the shooting death of a Hudson woman, will remain in jail until trial after a Superior Court judge ruled the state showed “clear and convincing evidence” in charging him with second-degree murder.
The woman caught on video running from the scene of a fire while carrying a can of gasoline tried to burn down the occupied Silver Street apartment building because one of the residents had duped her in a drug deal, according to court records.
At a bail hearing Friday for Jeremy Winslow, a defense attorney argued that the state has lost sight of the fact that his client is also a victim of the shooting incident last Saturday night that resulted in the death of Tanya Hall, 34, Winslow’s girlfriend.
The incident happened in December, but Goffstown Police have exhausted leads, including involving the FBI.
Senior Assistant Attorney General Peter Hinckley said Justin Moura asked for a bail hearing, which is scheduled for next Tuesday.