On Thursday, New Hampshire Senate President and Republican U.S. Senate Candidate Chuck Morse gathered New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College with three sheriffs from across New Hampshire to discuss their recent trip to Texas, specifically the U.S./Mexico border.
A Goffstown man was sentenced to 34 years to life in prison in the 2017 shooting death of Ian Jewell, 18, a Manchester Memorial High School senior, who was shot in the chest in Goffstown during what police call a drug deal gone bad.
National issues involving children – from school shootings to a short supply of baby formula – were discussed at the state’s Executive Council meeting Wednesday.
New Hampshire Secretary of State David M. Scanlan reminds voters of two important deadlines ahead of election season: Changing party affiliation and candidate filing period.
Gov. Chris Sununu on Friday signed into law House Bill 1677, which creates a claims process for victims of abuse in the state-operated Youth Development Center, formerly known as the John H. Sununu Youth Services Center, located on River Road in Manchester.
The loans that will be canceled were private education loans originated largely between 2002 and 2010 and later defaulted and charged off. Borrowers who qualify for this private loan debt cancellation will receive a notice from Navient in the next few months. Borrowers do not need to take any action themselves to receive this benefit.
A love triangle could be at the heart of a shooting in March in which a 23-year-old man was shot four times at his home on Chestnut Street.
Autistic classrooms may need to move to new middle school
People residing in the city’s Manchester Street shelter will move to the head of the list for one of 11 new, affordable studio or one-bedroom apartments unveiled Tuesday on Union Street.
Planning & Community Development Office last week provided the board with an update on housing projects that are either in front of the Planning Board, have just been completed, or are on their way to completion.
A grand opening celebration was recently held for the new Sullivan House sober living home in Claremont. The creation of Sullivan House was funded in part by a $50,000 donation from Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center (DHMC), a member of Dartmouth Health.
A New Hampshire Gold Star Mother was honored with a plaque during a recent ceremony held at the One Hundred Club in Portsmouth, presented by the New Hampshire Military Coaching Alliance (NHMCA).
Manchester’s public high school teams could have a new video system in place soon for those who can’t make it to games or those who want to watch games at a later time, but a final decision must wait until June.
he case of a fired Manchester elementary school principal, accused of faking a burglary at her North End home in 2019, was settled earlier this year with her receiving a 30-day suspended sentence.
Last year, lawmakers gave the state Department of Health and Human Services until March 1, 2023, to close the Sununu Youth Services Center and relocate the five to 10 juveniles typically detained there. Last week, they killed the bill that would have given the department the money, guidance, and authority to meet that deadline.
On Wednesday, the Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) Policy Committee recommended the elimination of health insurance benefits for BOSC members at the beginning of the next term in 2024 as well as a request to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen increase the stipend for BOSC members from $2,000 to $4,000 per year.
There are currently 36 people being treated for COVID-19 in New Hampshire hospitals. Since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 320,445 cases diagnosed.
A committee is being formed to examine the potential removal and replacement of Manchester Central High School’s Native American logo.
The city is preparing to launch a new textile recycling program that will divert clothing and other wearable/fabric items from the waste stream while generating some revenue.
