A $2,500 reward is being offered for information leading to the identity of the person who last month disposed of a newborn infant in Pine Island Pond.
The Beech Street Shelter and Engagement Center has received renewed financial support from the city, but approval for that funding didn’t come without concerns from some members of the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
On Monday, Ward 5 Manchester Board of School Committee Member Jason Bonilla announced on social media that he will be seeking Ward 5’s seat on the Board of Mayor and Aldermen this fall.
MANCHESTER, NH — A high school student sat vigil at the hospital bedside of a grizzled warrior, a man preparing
Aside from terminating collective bargaining rights, the order halts workers’ right to grievance, mediation, other court action, and job protection, according to a memorandum issued by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. Union officials said it could also immediately end their right to collect dues and represent employees in grievance and court procedures.
The death of a newborn baby girl, whose body was recovered from Pine Island Pond Thursday afternoon, has been ruled suspicious, according to police.
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Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais presented his budgetary vision for the upcoming fiscal year on Thursday night and he hopes that vision is seen as one of balance.
An amendment to the proposed state budget that could net the state’s general fund an estimated $11 million more in rooms and meals tax revenue than it’s due to get, but leaves municipalities out of any gains, was approved by the House Finance Division I Tuesday.
Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais will present an address outlying the details of his proposed Fiscal Year 2026 City Budget on Thursday night.