One day human beings may travel to distant planets, but in the meantime, there are always the distant planets being created at Parkside Middle School.
We are launching an inaugural Ink Link Lilac Tour & Contest. We want those of you who love lilacs and nurture them in your garden to add them to our list which we will map so that people who love lilacs can drive by and see them. But even more than that, we want to decide who has the best lilacs in the city, so there is also a contest.
Vick Mahindru, a senior at West High School, has been named an Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship recipient and will receive up to $40,000 to pursue computer science, engineering or related degrees at the college or university of their choice.
Another successful Taco Tour on the books for 2024.
Sen. Jeb Bradley, R-Wolfeboro, on Thursday announced his retirement from public service, which was met with much praise and congratulatory fanfare from both sides of the political aisle. Bradley is 71.
International Jazz Day was the backdrop for a Night of Jazz fundraiser for Manchester Jazz Band Music Programs. The program, held at The Rex Theatre connected a community of music lovers.
With business partner Eric Klesper, of New Boston, who will handle the books and business management—as well as working some bartending shifts— and the culinary talents of Kelley-Sue LeBlanc (aka KSL) owner of The Sleazy Vegan catering and food truck, Azevedo is opening Pembroke City Limits, a restaurant and tavern in the historic mills of Suncook Village.
New Hampshire’s cannabis legalization effort has reached a tricky crossroads.
Route 101 Eastbound in Candia is closed to all traffic as New Hampshire State Police investigate an accident with several people injured Tuesday.
Judge Messer, in her order, wrote said that while state law allows a judge to exercise discretion to excuse a defendant from appearing at sentencing “the Court does not find that the defendant has raised an adequate factual or legal basis to do so here. The only factual basis the defendant asserts is his contention that he is innocent as to some of the charges.”
Hope for NH Recovery hosted its spring clean-up event on April 20 in collaboration with various recovery residence programs across the city. The event saw enthusiastic participation from over 80 volunteers who gathered to clean up the streets surrounding the Hope for NH Recovery Center on Wilson Street.
Concerto for Electric Harp will be performed by harpist Rosanna Moore and backed by Symphony NH in a world premiere in Nashua NH.
The City of Manchester’s Movies in the Park summer is back for 2024, and this year, Jodie Nazaka and Erik Lesniak from the Manchester Economic Development Office are asking you to help select the most popular movies.
The pending $2 million sale of Manchester Water Works-owned property abutting Currier Hill came as a surprise to some when it came up at an aldermanic committee meeting last Monday but the 20+ acres tract has been up for sale since last August.
Catholic Medical Center on Thursday announced a layoff of 142 total positions, including 54 currently filled positions as well as elimination of open positions, reduction of hours and “planned departures.”
The mayor’s office on Thursday announced a collaboration with Members First Credit Union and Catholic Charities NH to launch a pilot program for those experiencing homelessness and utilizing services at the Engagement Center.
Organized by the Manchester Office of Youth Services in November, the Boys to Men teenage male support group has brought together several students from Manchester West High School to teach life skills, leadership and other concepts intended to grow self-esteem and character.
Manchester’s municipal government employees will see a 10 percent rate increase in health insurance rate costs following a vote of the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) on Tuesday night.
On Monday, representatives from the Manchester School District gathered in the SNHU Millyard with Manchester Proud and other local leaders to celebrate a $2.5 million grant for community schools.
A beautification project that will improve sidewalks, brickwork and fencing around Veterans Park is underway. Bids on the project, under the direction of the Public Works Department, are due April 25.