Rudy Giuliani injured in I-93 crash
read more…: Rudy Giuliani injured in I-93 crashThe New Hampshire State Police is investigating a crash that left three people injured, including a passenger identified as former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
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It’s Your Money: What do Medicaid changes mean for you? OBBBA Part 2
read more…: It’s Your Money: What do Medicaid changes mean for you? OBBBA Part 2NEWS: The “One Big Beautiful Bill” Act makes the most significant changes to Medicaid in two decades, including the Children’s Health Insurance Program.
WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU: Changes to Medicaid don’t just affect those who are enrolled in it, but have an impact on health care costs in general, as well as state budgets.
Downtown Manchester recommendations go way beyond some sidewalk fixes
read more…: Downtown Manchester recommendations go way beyond some sidewalk fixesThe initial goal may be sidewalk and streetscape improvements to a two-block area of downtown, but recommendations in a report stemming from community discussion on the project see a much bigger picture.
The Weekender, Aug. 28-31: Applefest, Cruising Downtown, ‘Here to Pee,’ animal blessings + more
read more…: The Weekender, Aug. 28-31: Applefest, Cruising Downtown, ‘Here to Pee,’ animal blessings + moreThe sun’s still out but there’s a slight chill in the air and we’re hanging onto the remnants of summer for dear life. Rock your coolest shades and get out of the house for some late season sunshine before it’s too late!
School Committee finalizes state-mandated in-school cell phone ban policy
read more…: School Committee finalizes state-mandated in-school cell phone ban policyDuring their Aug. 25 meeting, the Manchester Board of School Committee approved a new policy on how to implement the state’s new law banning most cell phone usage in classrooms, although the policy may face further scrutiny as it transitions from theory into practice.
Hallsville School plan moves forward in wake of yet another affordable housing debate
read more…: Hallsville School plan moves forward in wake of yet another affordable housing debateThe plan to turn the long-vacant Hallsville School building on Jewett Street into 36 apartments cleared another hurdle toward development last week, a win for affordable housing in the constant push and pull between the need to address the housing crisis and neighborhoods that want housing built, but somewhere else.
School Committee learns more about GLP-1 insurance coverage decision
read more…: School Committee learns more about GLP-1 insurance coverage decisionFollowing outcry from numerous educators during the Manchester Board of School Committee meeting in early August, the August 25th Board of School Committee meeting provided details on why Manchester School District employees no longer have GLP-1 medications covered by insurance.
Granite State Generosity ‘Silent Disco’ fundraiser connects community in assisting those in need
read more…: Granite State Generosity ‘Silent Disco’ fundraiser connects community in assisting those in needThe crowd at the “Silent Disco” was as varied as the playlist. Attendees of all ages showed up in everything from flashy outfits to jeans and sneakers. Guests danced to music ranging from Justin Bieber to ABBA, with the option to switch between three DJs on color-coded channels.
Manchester South Jr. Soccer League celebrates 50 years with new field sign and community tribute
read more…: Manchester South Jr. Soccer League celebrates 50 years with new field sign and community tributeManchester South Jr. Soccer League (MSJSL) on Saturday celebrated its 50th anniversary, a milestone that included the unveiling of a new sign at the league’s home fields.
Committee advances outline of mandated classroom cell phone ban policy
read more…: Committee advances outline of mandated classroom cell phone ban policyAfter the passage of a new state law that came into effect on July 1 banning cell phones in classes “from bell to bell” outside of a few exceptions, the Manchester School District is now required to create a new policy upholding that new law. During Wednesday’s Manchester Board of School Committee Policy Committee meeting, the skeleton of that new policy was put forward for final approval by the full Board of School Committee next week.
Aug. 24: 3rd Annual FREE Back-To-School haircuts event at Get Faded Barbershop on West Hancock Street
read more…: Aug. 24: 3rd Annual FREE Back-To-School haircuts event at Get Faded Barbershop on West Hancock StreetGet Faded Barbershop is once again is hosting a FREE haircut event to help kids get ready for their return to school. On Aug. 24 from 12-8 p.m. children can receive a free haircut along with free school supplies at the Third Annual Back-to-School FREE Haircut Event.
August 21 Planning Board: South Mammoth Condos + Hooksett Road Car Wash
read more…: August 21 Planning Board: South Mammoth Condos + Hooksett Road Car WashThe Planning Board will meet on Thursday, August 21 at 6 p.m.
Get outside and enjoy NH’s accessible spaces!
read more…: Get outside and enjoy NH’s accessible spaces!With the warm weather and nice temps, it is the perfect time to get outside and enjoy some of the beautiful, accessible outdoor spaces that New Hampshire has to offer. These spaces are mobility device friendly, well maintained, and are truly built out to be a welcoming and fun space for all. Let’s dive into some of these spots shall we?
HISTORY Channel show survivalist, Nashua’s Dug North, knows ‘Alone’
read more…: HISTORY Channel show survivalist, Nashua’s Dug North, knows ‘Alone’Dug North of Nashua was recently a contestant in the current season of The HISTORY Channel’s series, “Alone,” which drops 10 skilled survivalists in hostile climates throughout the world with only those said 10 chosen items and their knowledge of wilderness survival skills.
NH Job Corps is open for business, recruiting youth ages 16-24 for free career training, housing
read more…: NH Job Corps is open for business, recruiting youth ages 16-24 for free career training, housingNew Hampshire Job Corps has launched a recruitment drive in Manchester offering openings and free career training in the nation’s leading industries for 16-through 24-year-olds coming from low-income households.
Cafe on 900 Elm: New cafe opens at City Hall Plaza
read more…: Cafe on 900 Elm: New cafe opens at City Hall PlazaOn Friday, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for Café on 900 Elm, a breakfast and lunch takeout eatery in the City Hall Plaza Building.
August Grocery Snapshot: It’s tariff time!
read more…: August Grocery Snapshot: It’s tariff time!Some 86% of Americans are stressed about grocery prices, with more than half of those polled – 53% – saying they are a major source of stress, and 33% saying they are a minor source of stress. The AP/NORC poll released last week had groceries at the top of the major stress list, above housing (47%), lack of savings (43%), income (43%), health care costs (42%), credit card debt 929%), student debt (18%) and child care cost (18%).
Iraqi-American artist paints in the colors of his life, readies for September’s Manchester Arts Festival
read more…: Iraqi-American artist paints in the colors of his life, readies for September’s Manchester Arts FestivalHindal creates his pieces with bright colors and abstract designs that speak to his heart as an Iraqi and represent the mundane reality of life—from city streets and sceneries to his Islamic faith.
Taylor Fisher comes ‘home’ with The Cats
read more…: Taylor Fisher comes ‘home’ with The CatsThe general manager for a minor league baseball team essentially oversees everything that is non-baseball related. From ticket sales, to promotions, to the maintenance of the facilities, to maintaining a good relationship with the city of Manchester, Fisher is constantly spinning plates.