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Mayor Ruais vetoes his own budget

read more…: Mayor Ruais vetoes his own budget

Ruais was required to present a tax-cap compliant budget in March, which he did. Most years the Aldermen then either accept the mayor’s proposal or present their own proposal, something that was not released to the public this year. Ruais later told Manchester Ink Link that an Aldermanic proposal had been delayed after additional surplus funding was sought to lower property taxes beyond just over the initial approximate $1 million amount.

Registration open for free Summer Youth Programs at Owl Brook Hunter Education Center

read more…: Registration open for free Summer Youth Programs at Owl Brook Hunter Education Center

Free youth day programs will be offered again this summer at the Owl Brook Hunter Education Center in Holderness. These programs give boys and girls ages 10–15 the chance to learn about shooting sports, bowhunting, and other outdoor skills. Sessions will be offered in July and August at Owl Brook, which is operated by the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department.

Alison Brown on her June 9 show at The Rex, and how she and Steve Martin topped the bluegrass chart

read more…: Alison Brown on her June 9 show at The Rex, and how she and Steve Martin topped the bluegrass chart

For decades Brown has circulated in and around bluegrass turf, venturing off into lush tangents of rock, jazz, roots and Americana. You can try to define her by the company she’s kept, but all of them – including Brown – remain a close circle of musical peers who, together, are equal parts teacher and student. From Steve Martin and Missy Raines, to Alison Krauss, Molly Tuttle and Béla Fleck, Brown has played and performed with the best of the genre’s best.

Alison Brown on her June 9 show at The Rex, and how she and Steve Martin topped the bluegrass chart

read more…: Alison Brown on her June 9 show at The Rex, and how she and Steve Martin topped the bluegrass chart

For decades Brown has circulated in and around bluegrass turf, venturing off into lush tangents of rock, jazz, roots and Americana. You can try to define her by the company she’s kept, but all of them – including Brown – remain a close circle of musical peers who, together, are equal parts teacher and student. From Steve Martin and Missy Raines, to Alison Krauss, Molly Tuttle and Béla Fleck, Brown has played and performed with the best of the genre’s best.

Manchester residential housing growth a sign biofab effort is taking hold

read more…: Manchester residential housing growth a sign biofab effort is taking hold

In 2022, the city was already starting to see residential projects, particularly downtown and in the Millyard taking off. But things picked up after the $44 million Build Back Better Regional Challenge grant was awarded by the U.S. Economic Development Administration, announced in November of that year, Jodie Nazaka, director of the Manchester Development Office, told Ink Link Tuesday. “That’s a trend we don’t see slowing down anytime soon,” she said.

Manchester Parks and Rec partners with Hunt’s Photo for beginner photography camp

read more…: Manchester Parks and Rec partners with Hunt’s Photo for beginner photography camp

The City of Manchester’s Parks and Recreation Division is excited to announce a partnership with Hunt’s Photo to provide a hands-on photography class tailored for beginner photographers. This class is perfect for all ages who are interested in getting started with photography.

Why we need representation in schools: Insights from a school administrator

read more…: Why we need representation in schools: Insights from a school administrator

I spent about 19 years as an educator in Massachusetts where the demographic is a little different. I think, right now, I am one of three administrators of color in the Manchester school district. One of the first questions I was asked during my job interview was ‘You’re going to be the first person that walks these halls as a black male administrator. How does that make you feel?’ All I could think of was the weight of being the first – what if I fail?

Statue honoring war photographers dedicated on Memorial Day Weekend at Veterans Park

read more…: Statue honoring war photographers dedicated on Memorial Day Weekend at Veterans Park

“The statute we dedicate today is not just a tribute to a singular individual, but a representation of all combat photographers who have risked their lives to bring their truth of war to the world. It stands as a reminder of their courage, their skill and their unwavering commitment to their mission. Through their lenses they have shown us the true cost of freedom, and the resilience of the human spirit.”

NH joins multi-state lawsuit charging Live Nation Entertainment with illegal monopoly

read more…: NH joins multi-state lawsuit charging Live Nation Entertainment with illegal monopoly

Live Nation controls one of the most important parts of New Hampshire’s live entertainment industry: the BankNH Pavilion located near Lake Winnipesaukee.  Live Nation is also the exclusive ticketer to some of the largest concert venues in New Hampshire, including the SNHU Arena. Live Nation’s dominance has particularly impacted fans who attend shows at New Hampshire venues.  Ticketmaster sales data shows that these fans are subject to some of the highest markup rates in the nation when it comes to the face value of a ticket versus the actual price after fees and costs are included.

Department heads can now skip aldermanic meetings if they’re not on the agenda

read more…: Department heads can now skip aldermanic meetings if they’re not on the agenda

On Tuesday night, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) agreed to allow department heads to skip Aldermanic meetings moving forward unless they were listed to speak on that meeting’s agenda or were summoned for a question by one of the Aldermen more than 24 hours in advance of a meeting.

Biden in Nashua: PACT Act providing ‘lifesaving benefits’ to 800K veterans and families, delivers on 1 millionth claim

read more…: Biden in Nashua: PACT Act providing ‘lifesaving benefits’ to 800K veterans and families, delivers on 1 millionth claim

The Act delivers lifesaving health care and benefits to toxin-exposed veterans. Such toxins can result in increased health risks, some of which – like asthma and cancer – can take years to manifest.

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