Participants select sessions from more than 30 different outdoor skills workshops, ranging from archery, fishing and fly-fishing to camping, field dressing game, hiking, kayaking, rifle, shotgun, nature photography, outdoor survival, campfire cooking, mountain biking, map and compass, and much more.
Manchester Police arrest log and wanted list updated June 7, 2015.
Business buzz: We welcome your announcements about what — and who — is new on the business scene.
Former NH Union Leader reporter/editor has published a mystery novel, most of which was written while she was still living on the city’s West Side.
Loretta L. Brady, Ph.D., APA-CP has been named to serve on the board of trustees for the Granite YMCA.
Police arrested two people outside an abandoned Lowell Street property following an investigation into a reported burglary on June 4.
“That spirit is needed more than ever given the challenges we face. Too many kids living in poverty. Addiction destroying too many families. Our workforce not prepared for the jobs of the 21st century. Too many critical nonprofits struggling to stay afloat. That’s where this network for good comes in.”
The weather has been a wild ride this week! Plan to take a friend along on Free Fishing Day – Saturday, June 6 (no license needed in fresh or salt waters).
The library has done a good job at attempting to reach as many people as possible with their services, but they need help.
As for his 15 months on the run eluding capture, Dion, 39, was “hiding in plain site,” according to Manchester Police Asst. Chief Nick Willard.
A temporary agreement is set to expire June 4, which could shut down Uber in the city.
A groundbreaking event is planned for June 17 at 11 a.m. at the Families in Transition building site, 177 Lake Avenue.
“It’s befuddling to me that anyone could say heroin is Manchester’s problem. They make it sound like it’s just here, and that it doesn’t affect these other communities,” said Gatsas.
Tickets available for Game 1 June 6 at the Verizon.
It’s (almost) official. The city’s new chief, Nick Willard, was confirmed unanimously during Tuesday night’s Board of Alderman meeting. He will be sworn in July 1.
Am I for it? Yes, but as a student of Manchester history, I am also quite aware of the mayhem that both freight and passenger trains have rained down on our community in years past.
“Now we don’t have to fear being arrested for carrying this life saving drug,” says Heidi Sanderson, mother of an addicted child.
Approximately 60 students from Beech Street Elementary School joined volunteers from Harvard Pilgrim and City Year, planting seedlings to take home and learning about exercise and healthy eating.
“I quickly had to come to grips with the realization that my sister was going to die. All I could do was hold her hand. And that turned out to be the easy part for me.”
On June 7 everyone’s invited to Mag-A-Palooza 2015 at Veterans Park, a music festival and Mag-A-Palooza 5K, to celebrate the life of Maggie Philbrook, support those organizations that helped Maggie and her family in their time of need, and honor the memory of one great kid, gone too soon.