U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) and U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan (D-NH) joined with White House American Rescue Plan Coordinator (ARP) Gene Sperling and members of Teamsters Local 633 Monday to announce actions by the Biden-Harris Administration to protect union pensions in New England.
The past few weeks have been unlike any other in modern American political history, as this fall’s race to become the next President of the United States has shifted drastically at the end of July from where it was at the end of June. Although that tumult has largely focused on the national level, it has had an effect on State Representative races in Manchester as well.
Manchester Alderman Pat Long held a launch party for his NH State Senate campaign Wednesday at Stark Brewing. It was well attended with plenty of food & beer and a lot of smiles.
Recently released federal data indicate that county, city, and town governments in New Hampshire likely have millions of flexible, unspent federal dollars that must be committed to a purpose before the end of the year.
On the evening of June 24, hundreds of supporters gathered on the State House lawn in Concord to emphasize that the future of reproductive rights is at stake in New Hampshire and at the federal level. The event marked the two-year anniversary of the United States Supreme Court overturning of the Roe v. Wade precedent.
On Friday night, Manchester residents got a first look at the draft of Manchester’s new proposed zoning ordinances, the third update of its kind in the city’s history.
Crystal Lake has reopened for the weekend.
The Manchester Health Department invited leaders from various non-profit organizations as well as other city government departments to a luncheon meeting on Monday discussing steps taken in recent years to address the city’s overall health along with best practices to improve local health moving forward.
Alderman At-Large Joe Levasseur on Friday – the final day of the filing period – announced his intention to run for the Congressional seat currently occupied by Democrat Chris Pappas.
Doug Emhoff, the first-ever second gentleman of the United States and husband to U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, took a trip to the Millyard on Friday afternoon for a visit to Girls at Work Inc.
The New Hampshire House struck down a bill to legalize cannabis Thursday, in a dramatic end for a bill that exposed deep disagreements between the House and Senate.
Local Democratic activists gathered at the home of New Hampshire State Representative Candidate Maxine Mosley to celebrate the kickoff of the “Seniors for Biden-Harris” initiative in New Hampshire.
“This has always been a quiet neighborhood,” Gauthier said. It changed, however, after Community Options Inc. of Nashua in November 2023 purchased the four-bedroom, 1 ½ bath home at 54 Vandora Drive for $468,800, according to the city’s assessors’ database. On March 12, 2024, it purchased another single-family home at 7 Rosewood Lane for $566,000.
“This has always been a quiet neighborhood,” Gauthier said. It changed, however, after Community Options Inc. of Nashua in November 2023 purchased the four-bedroom, 1 ½ bath home at 54 Vandora Drive for $468,800, according to the city’s assessors’ database. On March 12, 2024, it purchased another single-family home at 7 Rosewood Lane for $566,000.
New Hampshire’s workforce is expected to grow by 5.8 percent between 2022 and 2032, from an estimated 719,305 employees to a projected 761,332 employees.
“Events like this one are crucial in connecting those who have served the United States with a network and services that help them transition into the civilian workforce,” said Brenton K. Fraser, director of the N.H. State Department of Military Affairs and Veteran Service’s Division of Community-Based Military Programs.
On Rep. Wendy Thomas’ Merrimack street, there are four private wells contaminated with PFAS, and four homes struck by cancer.
Ward 3 Alderman and State Rep. Pat Long on Tuesday announced his intention to file for the District 20 Senate Seat representing Wards 2, 3, 4, 10, 11 & 12 in Manchester.
One proposal, House Bill 1632, would have prevented newly permitted solid waste facilities from accepting more than 15 percent of their waste from out of state. It was approved by a unanimous voice vote in the House Committee on Environment and Agriculture and on the House floor, Rochefort said, but died in the Senate.
