Presidential candidate Nikki Haley underscored the need to revamp the country’s education system during the “Parents In Charge” Town Hall at Founders Academy on Sept. 6.
On Wednesday, June Trisciani was endorsed by International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 2320 President Todd Bedard.
With just under two weeks until primary day, three of the four candidates for mayor gathered at the Rex Theater on a forum hosted by the Manchester Business Alliance.
MANCHESTER, NH – The Manchester Conservation Commission held the second in a series of Conservation Tours on Saturday August 23
State Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut, who finished a close second to Chris Sununu in the 2016 Republican primary for governor, says he’s not interested in running in next year’s gubernatorial election.
The Governor and his guests will explore the current state of civic health, including civility and engagement, and identify opportunities for civic learning in our localities, state, and nation. The Treat Lecture is free to the public and pre-registration is required at tinyurl.com/sununutreatlecture. The event will be available for viewing via livestream.Â
Observed the first Monday in September, Labor Day is an annual celebration of the social and economic achievements of American workers. The holiday is rooted in the late 19th century, when labor activists pushed for a federal holiday to recognize the many contributions workers have made to America’s strength, prosperity, and well-being.
Former state Sen. Andy Sanborn and his wife, Rep. Laurie Sanborn, of Bedford, could face criminal charges in connection with $844,000 in federal pandemic aid that state officials say Andy Sanborn fraudulently obtained and spent on at least three high-end race cars, car parts, and 27 years of prepaid rent for another business he owns.
This pilot program will allow for 157 MDG medics to complete their required annual training alongside CMC’s medical personnel in the Emergency Department and the Intensive Care Unit.
According to AmeriCorps, more than 2,200 people participated at New Hampshire’s 282 service locations in 2022. There is a broad range of local opportunities – helping those impacted by COVID-19 or the opioid epidemic, aiding communities after disasters, helping seniors and veterans, and being involved with conservation and climate change efforts.