Manchester a winner in state budget deal
read more…: Manchester a winner in state budget dealThe state budget also boosted funding for health and human services that are heavily utilized in the city.
The state budget also boosted funding for health and human services that are heavily utilized in the city.
Normally it’s filled with cars, but earlier this week, Carroll Street Classics was also filled with politics earlier this week.
New Hampshire has a state budget for the next two years that works for everyone, most Democrats and Republicans agreed on Wednesday.
In a rare 7-7 tie, an amendment to a proposed job description did not meet the approval of the Board of School Committee (BOSC) on Monday night.
The Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) accepted a grant of $10,000 for Weston Elementary School, although not without controversy.
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is heading into its busiest hunting and hiking season with a lot of unfilled positions.
About 300 people joined a Climate Strike in Manchester on Friday.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Alfred A. Montoya, Jr., as the new director of VA Connecticut Healthcare System (HCS). Montoya will oversee the delivery of health care to approximately 59,000 Veterans throughout Connecticut and southern New England.
The Executive Council refused to confirm David Mara, Manchester’s former police chief, to become an assistant attorney general to take over duties at the Hillsborough County Attorney’s Office at its Wednesday meeting in Peterborough.
The State’s complaint against the Sackler family seeks a judgment in favor of the State for its causes of action, including Consumer and Medicaid Fraud, Public Nuisance, Fraudulent or Negligent Misrepresentation and Fraudulent Transfers.