‘Decisions are made by those who show up.’ – quote from West Wing by fictional President Josiah Bartlett
The marble halls were lined with supporters shouting “Pete! Pete!” as he made his way to the Secretary of State’s office where the national press waited to record the filing.
October indictments from Hillsborough County Court North.
On Monday, Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) approved a partnership with Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) to help train badly needed paraprofessional educators.
Girard, one of the board’s two at-large members, asked the BOSC to file suit against the State of New Hampshire in regard to RSA 189:16-a, a new state law effective on July 17.
New Hampshire consumers may file a formal complaint if they or a loved one has been scammed.
Manchester voters head to the polls in just 12 days, but they may have a difficult time making a choice when it comes to the two at-large slots on the Board of School Committee or BOSC.
Craig and Sullivan will meet for a debate at NHPR’s Studio B in Concord on Monday, October 28. The debate will air live on NHPR from 2 to 3 p.m. Peter Biello, host of NHPR’s All Things Considered, will serve as host with Union Leader City Hall reporter Paul Feely joining him for the broadcast.
The New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration (NHDRA) will begin releasing municipal tax rates this month. Anticipating inquiries related to property taxes, the agency and James Gerry, NHDRA’s new director of the Municipal and Property Division, is attempting to demystify tax rates
Panel-style forum Oct. 22 at McAllaster Auditorium hosted by Youth Organizers United.