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Three months after launching an initiative to effectively end homelessness in Manchester for retired military service members by January of 2026, Mayor Jay Ruais announced Monday a total of 16 homeless veterans have new places to call home. Â
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department held a groundbreaking ceremony on December 13 for its new fish hatchery in the Town of New Hampton.
Amanda Wihby, co-owner and chief operations officer of the Red Arrow Diner, has been elected to the New Hampshire Lodging & Restaurant Association’s (NHLRA) Board of Directors. Her term is effective immediately, as announced at the recent NHLRA annual membership meeting.
The Board of Trustees of the Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH) on December 12 unanimously confirmed Dr. Beaudin as the next President of Manchester Community College (MCC), bringing his life in education full circle and back to his Manchester roots.Â
This two-year fellowship brings together 64 emerging leaders from 34 states who are committed to bridging political divides and tackling the most pressing issues in their communities.
Long-time conservative activist, television broadcaster, political commentator and former Sullivan County Republican Committee Chairman Keith Hanson announced his candidacy for Chairman of the New Hampshire Republican Party this week.
The REZQGO, Naloxone HCI Auto-Injector from Pirouette Medical has been named the 2024 Product of the Year by the NH Tech Alliance. Pirouette Medical is based in Portsmouth, NH.
CONCORD, NH – Skilled trade workers are in high demand across the country and in New Hampshire, especially with the approach
The UNH Survey Center released the results of the 2024 City of Manchester Ordinance Survey which compiled public opinion on proposed zoning code changes, marking a significant benchmark in public engagement and consideration of the rules governing what housing options are legal to build and where.Â
The New Hampshire College & University Council (NHCUC) board of directors has appointed Mica Stark as the organization’s new president and chief executive officer. Stark will also serve as executive director of the Education Alliance for New Hampshire (EANH), formerly known as Campus Compact for New Hampshire.