As of July 16, help for mental health crises became available nationwide, 24/7, via a three-digit call or text to 988. But for Granite Staters without 603 phone numbers, that may not be the best option, especially if they need immediate help.
City Works is a regular feature designed to provide a preview of upcoming city meetings including, but not limited to, Planning, Zoning and Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
A trio of New Hampshire county sheriffs urged the state’s Department of Justice to issue guidance on a new state law barring state enforcement of federal firearms laws Thursday, such as the Gun-Free School Zones Act.
The Manchester Health Department announced today that the public beach at Crystal Lake has been re-opened for swimming. Analyses of water samples taken on July 13, 2022, indicate that E. coli levels are now within acceptable limits.
Judge Diane M. Nicolosi ordered him detained for 90 days, as allowed by law, giving the state the time to have him involuntarily committed to the New Hampshire State Hospital.
Designated by Congress in 2020, the new number is similar to calling 911 for emergency response – the three-digit number is easy to remember for individuals experiencing suicidal thoughts or struggling with emotional distress, or for those worried about a friend to loved one.
New Hampshire Department of Safety Commissioner Robert L. Quinn, along with leadership from the Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, are continuing to work with NextEra Energy Seabrook Station and local emergency officials following the plant’s inadvertent activation of the emergency notification system along the coastline on July 12.
In a written statement provided by the department, Shibinette, who is on vacation this week, said she will take a short break from work to focus on herself and her family.
The Manchester Health Department announced today that the public beach at Crystal Lake is closed to swimming due to elevated levels of E.coli bacteria. The elevated bacteria levels were identified in water samples taken on Monday, July 11, 2022.
Local leaders and community members gathered at Parkside Middle School on Monday night to obtain neighborhood feedback on a proposed community center that organizers hope to build just a few hundred feet to the south. However, that feedback largely consisted of multiple concerns.
On Wednesday, Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig will travel to the White House to join U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh and other federal, state and local leaders from across the country to discuss the American Rescue Plan (ARP) and its impact on the country’s workforce.
The main facility in Manchester and its several adjunct facilities in Manchester and Concord over the years went by many names: the State Industrial School, the Adolescent Detention Center, the Youth Development Center, the Anna Philbrook Center, the Tobey School, the Sununu Youth Services Center, and the Youth Detention Services Unit. The lawsuit refers to them all as “State Youth Facility (SYF).”
While it may appear campaigns have become nastier and meaner with all the added money the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision poured into elections, the hits on opposing candidates have always existed, and a weapon every campaign uses now and again.
A neighborhood meeting and community conversation is scheduled for July 11 at 6 p.m. at Parkside Middle School. The meeting is meant for residents to learn more about plans for a new community center proposed to be located on city-owned land next to Parkside Middle and Gossler Park Elementary schools.
On Friday, U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) joined with Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig and local volunteers of Mom Demands Action at Manchester City Hall to discuss gun violence prevention and the recently passed Bipartisan Safer Communities Act.
Manchester Health Department initiative supports at-risk neighborhoods to provide locally-sourced fresh fruits and vegetables to areas underserved by grocery stores.
Saying it will produce thousands of new units of low- to moderate-income housing in the state in the coming months, Gov. Chris Sununu, mayors from three cities, and developers gathered in Concord to announce applications for a $100 million affordable housing fund to begin this month online.
City Works is a regular feature designed to provide a preview of upcoming city meetings including, but not limited to, Planning, Zoning and Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
The Hillsborough County Superior Court Northern District grand jury handed up 266 indictments this week.
Tooth cleanings. X-rays. Cavity fillings. For years, these basic dental services have been out of reach to many New Hampshire adults on Medicaid. That’s about to change.