Michael Conlon, County Attorney-elect, plans leadership transition
read more…: Michael Conlon, County Attorney-elect, plans leadership transitionA Q&A with incoming Hillsborough County Attorney.
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City Parks & Rec December News updates
read more…: City Parks & Rec December News updatesThe December newsletter is out!
Speaker to replace musicians at World Affairs Council event December 3
read more…: Speaker to replace musicians at World Affairs Council event December 3News Update: The World Affairs Council of New Hampshire will host a speaker instead of the Apple Hill Chamber music group on December 3 because one of the musicians was injured in an accident.
DOT announces I-93 lane closure Sunday night for road work
read more…: DOT announces I-93 lane closure Sunday night for road workWeather permitting, lane striping activities will take place the night of Sunday, December 2, 2018 on both the northbound and southbound lanes.
Reminder: Odd/Even parking restrictions go into effect Dec. 1
read more…: Reminder: Odd/Even parking restrictions go into effect Dec. 1Know the rules of the road during winter months or you’ll get towed.
City’s truancy policy heading back to the drawing board
read more…: City’s truancy policy heading back to the drawing boardSchool board members were in complete agreement that the current punitive policy is counterproductive
‘Volunteer victims’ needed for Nov. 28 disaster drill at SNHU
read more…: ‘Volunteer victims’ needed for Nov. 28 disaster drill at SNHUVolunteers will play the role of either an evacuating patron, hysterical witness or gunshot victim. Link to the volunteer form is in the story.
Reminder: No trash pick-up on Thanksgiving
read more…: Reminder: No trash pick-up on ThanksgivingIf your regular trash day is Thursday, here’s what you need to know about putting out your trash this week.
Aldermen support police body cameras
read more…: Aldermen support police body camerasThe Manchester Board of Aldermen voiced its support for equipping the city’s police officers with body cameras in response to an ongoing investigation over excessive police force.
Nov. 30 public listening session in Manchester for State Plan on Aging
read more…: Nov. 30 public listening session in Manchester for State Plan on AgingThere will be a listening session on Thursday, November 30 from 9:30 11:30 a.m. at the Manchester City Library auditorium.
Shurtleff is Dem nominee for Speaker of the House
read more…: Shurtleff is Dem nominee for Speaker of the HouseThe final vote on Speaker of the House will take place on December 5. Nominee for Speaker Shurtleff will appoint the House Majority Leader in the coming weeks.
Celebration for adoptive parents set for Nov. 15 at the State House
read more…: Celebration for adoptive parents set for Nov. 15 at the State HouseFrom October 1, 2017 to September 30, 2018, 215 New Hampshire children found forever families through adoption, more than doubling last year’s number of 107.
Both ballot questions passed, amending the State Constitution
read more…: Both ballot questions passed, amending the State ConstitutionThe two constitutional amendments on the November 6 ballot passed easily with more than the two-thirds required to become part of the State Constitution.
State Election Hotline fields 185 calls on Election Day
read more…: State Election Hotline fields 185 calls on Election DayOf those 185 calls, 148 calls were resolved on Tuesday and 37 require additional review to determine if further action is needed.
Got issues? Call the NH Election Day SOS HOTLINE
read more…: Got issues? Call the NH Election Day SOS HOTLINEA hotline is in operation on Election day.
City mourns Nashua Board of Aldermen president McCarthy, who died Sunday
read more…: City mourns Nashua Board of Aldermen president McCarthy, who died SundayBrian McCarthy served the city for 25 years on the Board of Aldermen.
Firefighters contracts ratified
read more…: Firefighters contracts ratifiedContracts were approved during Tuedays’s BOA meeting.
Project Flagging partnership helps those released from prison obtain gainful employment
read more…: Project Flagging partnership helps those released from prison obtain gainful employmentSince the partnership began in July, Project Flagging has extended job offers to 15 individuals from the Corrections Transitional Work Center and the New Hampshire State Prison for Men in Concord.
Aldermen come to agreement with union, cite frustration with rhetoric
read more…: Aldermen come to agreement with union, cite frustration with rhetoricIn a voice vote, the aldermen agreed in principle to a new agreement with the firefighters, but also voiced frustration with union tactics.
Long appointed to Manchester Board of School Committee
read more…: Long appointed to Manchester Board of School CommitteeThe opening arose after Nancy Tessier resigned from the board in August, citing health reasons.