5 Things: Marathon Monday, Aldermanic Tuesday, Wal-Mart Wednesday, etc.
read more…: 5 Things: Marathon Monday, Aldermanic Tuesday, Wal-Mart Wednesday, etc.There are plenty of things to know today. Here are five, in no particular order.
Board of Aldermen
Kinder, gentler monthly winter parking pilot plan approved
read more…: Kinder, gentler monthly winter parking pilot plan approvedNew winter parking pilot program approved by the Board of Aldermen.
Aldermen vote ‘no’ on extending Uber contract as June 4 deadline looms for service in the city
read more…: Aldermen vote ‘no’ on extending Uber contract as June 4 deadline looms for service in the cityA temporary agreement is set to expire June 4, which could shut down Uber in the city.
Retired Water Works Director says it’s not personal, but Croasdale ‘not qualified’ for top job
read more…: Retired Water Works Director says it’s not personal, but Croasdale ‘not qualified’ for top jobIt’s not personal, it’s business, says retired Water Works Director Tom Bowen.
Board of Aldermen meeting to look at financials, police residency violations
read more…: Board of Aldermen meeting to look at financials, police residency violationsBoard of Aldermen to meet Nov. 18. Here’s the agenda.
Manchester Meeting schedules and agendas for Oct. 20-25
read more…: Manchester Meeting schedules and agendas for Oct. 20-25Civic engagement begins with you. Meeting schedules for this week, plus agendas. See what’s happening at City Hall.
City launches ‘Manchester NH Connect’ mobile app
read more…: City launches ‘Manchester NH Connect’ mobile appCheck out Manchester NH Connect, a new free mobile app now available for use by residents.
The Week Ahead: City meetings and agendas
read more…: The Week Ahead: City meetings and agendasRemember: City business is your business. Stay informed.
City will enforce park restrictions, despite lingering legal questions
read more…: City will enforce park restrictions, despite lingering legal questionsA city ordinance restricting public access to Bronstein Park during school hours still stands, despite a move from one alderman
Meetings this week on keeping chickens, public access to Bronstein, selling ‘spice’
read more…: Meetings this week on keeping chickens, public access to Bronstein, selling ‘spice’This week there are some meetings of interest, including discussion during the regularly scheduled Manchester NH Board of Aldermen meeting on Tuesday night about creating an ordinance to ban the sale of spice, and also review of the proposed “chicken” ordinance. That meeting is preceded at 7 p.m. by an open public comment session.