The staff paid close attention, discussing issues and solutions with residents, and taking notes for follow up. Office hours continue Oct. 23 at the Manchester City Library.
On Thursday, October 11, NextGen New Hampshire will host a voter registration drive at the University of New Hampshire at Manchester with the Manchester City Clerk.
The FBI, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, the Department of Homeland Security – Homeland Security Investigations, the Goffstown Police Department, the Milford Police Department, the New Boston Police Department, the Mont Vernon Police Department, and the Manchester Police Department all participated in the investigation of this case.
The CCSPF funding is in addition to the $500,000 approved in June by the Legislature under SB592, which provides funding for Parental Assistance Programs.
Changes are coming to southern Manchester and discussion on those changes took center stage during Tuesday’s Board of Aldermen meeting.
The ACLU-NH filed a motion on October 1 challenging the state’s practice of retaliating to lawsuits brought by inmates and former inmates by seeking to recover the cost of incarceration.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Tuesday reached consensus on a three-year tentative agreement with both the Manchester Professional Firefighters Association, IAFF Local  856, and the Manchester Firefighters Supervisors Association, IAFF Local 3820.
Despite five rounds of voting, the Manchester Board of Aldermen could not come to a consensus on a replacement member for the Manchester Board of School Committee.
The full-day K grant list was released on Oct. 1, 2018, and shows Manchester will receive $1.1 million.
Manchester City Library Staff and Trustees along with Mayor Joyce Craig, announced Monday that all Manchester public libraries will eliminate overdue fines on children’s and young adult collections going forward, starting Oct. 1.