Kamryn Downs is sympathetic to the pickle her neighbor has found himself in. She lives a few doors down from Daniel Mowery, who is currently protesting the city’s prohibition on home-pickling for profit.
She’s been there and done that, too.
The 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.
NEWS: 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.
The 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 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!
During 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.
The 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.
Following 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.
The 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 (MSJSL) on Saturday celebrated its 50th anniversary, a milestone that included the unveiling of a new sign at the league’s home fields.