Government

Residents provide feedback on $30 million South Elm infrastructure improvements

read more…: Residents provide feedback on $30 million South Elm infrastructure improvements

Last year, the City of Manchester received $25 million in Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) grants to put toward connected infrastructure projects that the city believes will completely transform the south Elm Street area. On Wednesday night, residents came to the Manchester Public Library to learn more about the projects that will be primarily funded by those grants and share their questions and concerns.

‘Tis the season for Open Enrollment: What you need to know to navigate the system

read more…: ‘Tis the season for Open Enrollment: What you need to know to navigate the system

Tis the season for a lot of things. One of the most important for you and your family may be health insurance. It’s open enrollment time for those seeking plans through the federal government. Host Melanie Plenda is joined by New Hampshire Bulletin Senior Reporter Annmarie Timmins and Insurance Department Deputy Commissioner D.J. Bettencourt to talk about open enrollment and help us navigate some of the system’s complexities.

Child advocate: Protecting at-risk children requires more staff, funding

read more…: Child advocate: Protecting at-risk children requires more staff, funding

Citing a 31 percent increase in incident reports of restraints, seclusion, and other mistreatment of children, the state’s child advocate told state officials Monday that she needs more staff and money to ensure the state is providing at-risk youth safe, dignified, and effective treatment. 

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