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Today, Mayor-Elect Jay Ruais announced his transition team as he prepares to be sworn in on January 2nd, 2024. This team will help provide expertise on various issues pertaining to the city to include, but not limited to, homelessness, public safety, economic development, housing and education.
Sip and Slay 2.0 is happening Dec. 10 from 1-5 p.m. Come out and enjoy an unforgettable afternoon of queer holiday shopping and celebration! Discover unique gifts from local LGBTQ+ makers while enjoying a cozy atmosphere at To Share Brewery.
The City’s Economic Development Office announced on Monday that the 2nd Annual Downtown Manchester Tree Lighting will take place Dec. 9 at 4:45 p.m. at City Hall Plaza. And – surprise – Mr. and Mrs. Claus will be there to add a layer of excitement.
Today, the Vivek 2024 campaign announced endorsements from an additional 103 statewide and local community leaders in New Hampshire, including three NH state representatives.
Today, Chris Christie for President announced its New Hampshire Steering Committee, headed by former New Hampshire Republican State Committee Chairman Wayne MacDonald
Come learn about a way of managing electricity demand that can make a big difference in the near future.
The free C3 Logix baseline tests were administered by Safe Sports Network’s team of professional athletic trainers at 35 Kosciuszko Street, Manchester, where Safe Sports Network’s Free Sports Injury Clinic operates. Nearly 150 local youth benefited.
Are you looking for special holiday gifts for friends and family this year? The Holiday Artists Maker Fair offers the perfect place to purchase locally made ceramics, graphic design, illustrations, jewelry, paintings, photography and more.
The December 8th reception with artist Dierdre Cleary is free and open to the general public. For more information, please call Auburn’s Griffin Free Library at (603) 483-5374.
After several months of reviewing options and exploring possible sites for a new West Side Manchester community center, the Board of Directors of the Mark Stebbins Community Center (MSCC) and the Board of Commissioners for the Manchester Housing and Redevelopment Authority (MHRA) announced on Thursday the two entities have signed a 75-year lease to build and operate a new facility for local children and residents at Kelley Falls.
Today, Joyce Craig’s campaign for Governor builds on its growing momentum, announcing the support of a new slate of over 50 endorsements from the Seacoast, including former State Senator Jon Morgan, Mary and John Rauh, and Rep. Tim Horrigan. These Seacoast leaders join previously announced supporters from Rockingham and Strafford Counties. Granite Staters are continuing to unite around Joyce Craig as the leader we need to protect our rights from the Corner Office at a time when reproductive rights are under attack in New Hampshire and the country.
The City of Manchester’s overnight winter on-street, odd/even parking ban goes into effect on the morning of December 1st at 1:00 AM, and will run through April 15th.
Today, Russell Prescott, candidate for Congress in NH-01, released another round of endorsements from Granite State leaders. Prescott raised $460,000 last quarter, even out-raising Congressman Chris Pappas.
On Monday, November 28 – the day before Giving Tuesday – Congressman Chris Pappas (D-NH-01) joined the New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits and local nonprofit leaders for a roundtable discussion on how his bipartisan legislation, the Charitable Act, would empower Americans to contribute to charitable causes and support local communities.
Today, Mayor-Elect Jay Ruais announced the hiring of former Ward 6 Alderman, and Manchester City Charter Commission Member, Nick Pappas to assume the role of Chief of Staff in his Mayor’s Office.
Today, Kelly Ayotte, candidate for Governor, was endorsed by Nashua business owner and member of the Red Sox Hall of Fame Rico Petrocelli.
The U.S. Department of Education has announced an additional round of federal GEAR UP grant funding aimed at boosting opportunities for Manchester students, to ensure they have the same opportunities and benefits as their peers. The new funds – totaling nearly $4.8 million across 7 years – follow a successful first round of aid targeting career and college readiness programs for those who need it most.
The performances will include a chamber orchestra, choristers, and soloists from the Diocesan Festival and Chamber Choirs under the direction of Eric Bermani, DMin, Diocesan and Cathedral Director of Music and professor at Saint Anselm College.
