Will there be a student member of the Board of School Committee? That question now heads to committee following deliberation by the Board of School Committee on Monday night.
Manchester School District (MSD) students are getting back access to school Wi-Fi for now, but it appears that the status quo will change sometime in the near future.
Manchester students joined the 835 million other aspiring computer programmers this week by participating in Hour of Code, an introductory coding event for students and others interested in learning about coding.
On Tuesday, representatives from the Manchester School District came to the Board of Aldermen recommending that “rebooting” $2.1 million approved in bonding for preschools be placed toward proposed middle school redistricting efforts, only to find a mixed response.
On Tuesday, the Board of Aldermen approved $231 million for several sewer upgrade projects in eastern portion of the city.
Manchester Police Department recently purchased new body cameras. The Board of Aldermen received a presentation on those new body cameras work at their meeting on Tuesday.
According to the parent, the juvenile was treated for ingesting hand sanitizer.
Ward 6 Alderman Elizabeth Moreau began the discussion, seeking information on snow removal efforts over the past several days from Department of Public Works Director Kevin Sheppard.
The Board took a unanimous non-binding vote supporting this effort during the regular meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen Tuesday, prompted by President Trump’s executive order.
This executive order establishes four advisory boards focused on informing New Hampshire’s next steps, while calling on state agencies to report on key studies.
Know the rules of the road when it comes to winter parking and snow emergencies in Manchester.
Following a bipartisan letter spearheaded by Congressman Chris Pappas (D-NH) and Congressman Don Young (R-AK) that included 107 members of the House of Representatives, Congress addressed Section 1438 of the Fixing America’s Surface Transportation (FAST) Act, which would have rescinded $7.6 billion in unobligated federal-aid highway contract authority on July 1, 2020.
The New Hampshire Institute of Politics (NHIOP) and New Hampshire Institute for Civics Education (NHICE) announced on Tuesday that fifth-grader Suzy Brand of Sant Bani School in Sanbornton has been named as New Hampshire’s second “Kid Governor®.”
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services has ordered Granite Pathways Youth Treatment Center not take in any more patients until the agency completes its review of Monday night’s incident in which five girls overdosed on Xanax.
The Executive Council approved DraftKings to be the single vendor of sports betting in New Hampshire at its busy pre-Thanksgiving meeting Monday.
City approves proposal for solar panels with an eye to the future of clean energy.
Concerned Taxpayers of Manchester is very pleased that the voters elected a veto-proof number of candidates who pledged not to override the city’s tax cap.
They are also ready, at any time of day or night as long as the fire station is open, for people to come in and sit on the chairs. If they do, such people will have visited Safe Station, a much talked about yet little understood service that the fire department provides. The most difficult part of Safe Station is walking through the door, which requires participants to admit they might have a problem.
