Earlier this month, U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan (D-NH) nominated New Hampshire students to attend the United States Service Academies, including two students from Manchester.
The origin of a norovirus outbreak at the Puritan Backroom Conference and Event Center last November cannot be determined, according to an investigation conducted by the state Bureau of Infectious Disease Control.
On Tuesday, the Manchester Board of Aldermen voted unanimously through a voice vote to temporarily restart garbage collection to the private street after residents were notified on Dec. 31 that they would no longer be able to place trash in front of their homes.
Senate Democrats introduced six bills Tuesday to combat rising prescription drug costs with Republican Gov. Chris Sununu testifying in favor of three of them, including one introduced by state Sen. Dan Feltes.
Cavanaugh represents Dunbarton, Hooksett, Candia, Bow and Manchester Wards 1,2 and 12 in the State Senate, also serving as the Alderman for Ward 1 in Manchester.
State Representative Bill Fowler has announced that he will be seeking the Republican nomination for New Hampshire’s First Congressional District this fall.
A new hub site, mhtfitn.com, celebrates Manchester’s place in this historic 100th anniversary of the NH Primary.
Last week the Zoning Board of Adjustment approved variances for 213 apartments, with all but 11 of them upscale, luxurious units.
For just under two-and-a-half hours, 45 separate individuals came before the Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) on Monday, primarily to express their concerns on adding fifth grade to Manchester’s middle schools.
The Commission to Study School Funding has less than a year to develop a more equitable formula to distribute state aid to schools.
Paul Dimick of Manchester was sentenced Jan. 13, 2020, in Hillsborough County Superior Court to serve 30 years to life without the possibility of a reduced sentence for the murder of Justin Lee on Sept 7, 2018.
NH Attorney General Gordon MacDonald says don’t be fooled by a scam letter that’s circulating with his name and signature.
A class-action lawsuit has been filed against the state claiming dozens of youths suffered physical, sexual and emotional abuse, and solitary confinement while incarcerated at New Hampshire’s juvenile detention facility.
House Democrats passed legislation Jan. 9 that would raise New Hampshire’s minimum wage to $15 dollars an hour by 2025, $2 more than originally recommended.
Tourism industry leader Lori Harnois was confirmed as the first state tourism director appointed by the Department of Business and Economic Affairs (BEA). The Executive Council unanimously confirmed Governor Sununu’s appointment of Harnois on Wednesday, January 8.
New Hampshire Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut is coming before members of the Fiscal Committee a second time to resubmit a $46 million charter school replication grant for approval.
Police say only one camera is planned for installation at this time.
Jury selection for the trial of former Webster Elementary School principal Sarah Lynch, accused of filing a bogus police report in which she alleged she was attacked in a home invasion, is set for March 23 in Hillsborough County Superior Court North.
George Poulin pleaded guilty on Dec. 23 in Hillsborough County Superior Court North to five charges: trafficking in persons; two counts of felonious sexual assault; one count of certain use of computer services and a charge of manufacturing child sex abuse images.
