We’ve planned two “meet and greets” for Ward 6 voters (or anyone interested) to come out and meet each candidate in a relaxed social setting with the help of our friends at Great North Aleworks.
A marijuana legalization bill cleared another hurdle in Concord this week, with bipartisan support.
CONCORD, NH – Attorney General John M. Formella and Manchester Police Chief Allen D. Aldenberg announce that today the Manchester
Over a three-hour process packed with floor amendments, representatives quibbled around the edges and made some changes. What emerged, however, was a bipartisan agreement that raises Medicaid rate increases above what Gov. Chris Sununu asked for, includes an increase in targeted aid to public schools, adds new curbs on gubernatorial emergency powers, removes a proposed expansion to the “education freedom account” program, expands eligibility for free and reduced-price lunches in schools, and keeps proposed raises for state employees.
The New Hampshire House of Representatives Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety took up two more bills on Wednesday relating to bail reform, with both added to a list of other bills on the topic that will be examined later this year.
After the Governor introduced his State Budget proposal in February, the House Finance Committee has been working to understand
The New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT) announces that on Monday, April 10, 2023, daytime road work will begin on Interstate 93, in the southbound lanes, between Exit 10 in Hooksett and Exit 6 in Manchester.
In an effort to help curb the number of Manchester residents having limited access to fresh, healthy foods, the City of Manchester Health Department (MHD), in partnership with the Manchester Food Collaborative, has released its 2023 Manchester Healthy Food Access Plan (HFAP).
The city’s Economic Development Office is accepting proposals for events that will showcase the downtown and bring business – and people – into the city.
Story Produced by CONCORD, NH – The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services projects that if Granite Staters keep trashing their