Two children were heartbroken recently when a storm caused a tree to fall on their play structure, destroying it. A village of help showed up, after their foster mom made a Facebook plea.
Judge Charles Temple ruled April 23 that the Laurie List of police with credibility issues is not confidential, but Solicitor General Daniel E. Will declined to release an unredacted copy, saying the order isn’t final.
The choice of Manchester to serve as spearhead in the campaign to improve America’s 17 veterans healthcare systems acknowledges the leadership of Al Montoya and the dedication of the director and his employees. Under Montoya’s watch, the Manchester VAMC has improved its corporate culture.
Library trustees are sympathetic about the state’s need for visitation sites, but say they had to think about the safety of the general public and staff using the library in prohibiting parent-child visits.
The Senate Education and Workforce Development Committee Tuesday voted 5-0 to re-refer House Bill 383, which would prohibit discrimination based on sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, race, religion, creed, color, marital status, disability or national origin.
Three months in and capacity issues persist in Manchester, despite the intent of the ‘Doorway’ model rolled out by the state.
Pending approval, Fed Ex would like to see Delivery Bots in action by summer in the Queen City.
Since November 2018, 79 people have been diagnosed with hepatitis A, compared to an average of 6 – 7 people annually in recent years
A conversation with former Massachusetts Governor Bill Weld, who will make brief remarks and then engage in a question and answer session on his vision for America’s Role in the World.
Repeal of the death penalty may meanIt that Michael Addison, who sits on death row for the killing of Manchester Police Officer Michael Briggs, could be able to petition for a sentence of life in prison without the chance of parole.
The New Hampshire Department of Corrections (NHDOC) is pleased to announce for the first time in its history, a teacher from Granite State High School, located inside the prison walls, is a nominee for the NH Department of Education’s Teacher of the Year 2020.
Manchester is on the move, and there’s a spirit and energy you can feel across our great city as people are stepping forward and working together – including businesses, non-profits, and residents – to address the challenges we face.
Tuesday’s Board of Aldermen meeting focused primarily on the growing concern about homelessness, in particular, the piles of belongings left abandoned for hours along Elm Street and other main arteries.
The House Finance Committee Tuesday finished its work on its version of the next biennium’s operating budget and will take a final vote on the plan Wednesday.
April newsletter from City Parks & Rec Department.
A $45,000 grant from New York-based one2one USA Foundation was awarded the Manchester Community Health Center to fund a new health and social services position focused on supporting the care of pregnant women and their newborn babies struggling from the opioid crisis.
To protect residents from losing health care coverage as a backstop to the Affordable Care Act, the state Senate voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to approve Senate Bill 4.
Mayor Joyce Craig delivered her FY2020 budget Wednesday night at City Hall.
Governor Chris Sununu announced the 2019 “Governor for a Day” essay competition.
