On Wednesday, Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig announced the city will be accepting a second round of funding grants for community-based projects and events, following a first round announced in February.
Last week, an alliance of government agencies and local non-profits gathered at Beech Street Elementary School for a “Spring Into a Healthy Summer.”
The men and women suing the state alleging they were sexually and physically abused while incarcerated at the Youth Development Center in Manchester as minors have asked the court to allow their cases to go forward.
On Tuesday, Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig and the Manchester Department of Planning and Community Development announced a $3.4 million request for proposals (RFP) to develop affordable housing units in the city.
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 1983 law, a so-called “truth in sentencing” policy, prevents incarcerated people from becoming eligible for parole until they serve all of their minimum sentence. This is in contrast to many other states that allow people to qualify for parole after a certain percentage of their sentences have been served, especially when they have shown good behavior and made attempts to better themselves through education and prison rehabilitation programs.
On Monday, the Manchester Board of School Committee, Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig and leaders of the Manchester School District honored 63 retiring teachers with a combined 1,557 years of combined experience.
May 2022 grand jury indicments out of Hillsborough County Court North.
A city woman was indicted on 15 felony charges related to the physical abuse of her boyfriend’s three young children.
On Friday, U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) joined a group of experts on diabetes and New Hampshire families impacted by the mental and financial cost of diabetes at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Clinic to discuss the topic of diabetes in the leadup to the introduction of a proposed bill in the Senate next week.
There are currently 23 hospitalized patients being treated for COVID-19. In New Hampshire, since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 328,064 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
State officials have been fielding reports of a new scam that uses the New Hampshire Department of Transportation’s logo and an phony email address, “NHDOT DBE fgmas82@yahoo.com,” to trick people into providing sensitive information.
A former juvenile parole officer at the state Division of Children, Youth and Families is to plead guilty in federal court to possessing images of child pornography and attempting to transfer pornographic material to a minor.
On Wednesday, the Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) Finance and Facilities Committee voted to recommend approval of a five-year contract with Play On/Pixellot to live stream events from Gill Stadium, William “Bill” Meisel Veterans Memorial Field at Manchester West High School, the Clem Lemaire Athletic Complex at Manchester Memorial High School and the gymnasiums of the city’s three public high schools.
The Business & Industry Association is holding roundtable talks throughout June that will help shape its 2023 public policy priorities.
Prior to accepting her appointment, Hennessey served three terms as state representative for Grafton 1 and one term as state senator for District 1. She was a member of the Finance, Ways & Means and Senate Education committees during her time on the Senate.
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.
Kayla Montgomery did not appear in court because the hearing was cancelled after she waived arraignment and extradition, and the defense and prosecution came to a bail agreement.
Business and hospitality taxes continue to drive the state’s overheated revenue stream with one month remaining in the 2022 fiscal year.
