May 16: Save the date for the Grand Opening of Hooksett Riverwalk Trail
read more…: May 16: Save the date for the Grand Opening of Hooksett Riverwalk TrailSave the date and celebrate the completion of Hooksett Riverwalk Trail.
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Pizza Madness Tournament Feb. 25 Update
read more…: Pizza Madness Tournament Feb. 25 UpdateWe’re one day into the first elimination round of the Manchester Ink Link Pizza Madness Tournament, and here are the scores so far.
Pizza Tournament Round 1: Here are your ballots
read more…: Pizza Tournament Round 1: Here are your ballotsIt’s time to vote in our Pizza Madness Tournament – winners move on, losers step aside!
Aldermen discuss Gill signs, trash roundtable, branding update and more
read more…: Aldermen discuss Gill signs, trash roundtable, branding update and moreAlthough controversy regarding a proposed ceasefire in the Israel/Hamas conflict was the biggest topic of discussion on Tuesday night, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) had plenty of other things they were talking about.
Adam Montgomery: Guilty on all charges in the murder of his daughter, Harmony
read more…: Adam Montgomery: Guilty on all charges in the murder of his daughter, Harmony“I’m finally feeling relieved that there’s some justice being served,” said Crystal Sorey, the mother of 5-year-old Harmony Montgomery, outside the courthouse. She doesn’t use the Montgomery surname for her daughter anymore, she said, but refers to her as Harmony Renee, using her middle name.
The Weekender, Feb. 22 – 25: Girl Scouts Cookie & Beer, Merrimack Winter Carnival, MCL Booksale and more…
read more…: The Weekender, Feb. 22 – 25: Girl Scouts Cookie & Beer, Merrimack Winter Carnival, MCL Booksale and more…It’s hard to believe that it’s the last week of February! Take a look at the mix below to plan your weekend plans.
Montgomery trial: Defense says Kayla lied; Proscutors say Adam lied, so who killed Harmony?
read more…: Montgomery trial: Defense says Kayla lied; Proscutors say Adam lied, so who killed Harmony?A jury is deliberating the guilt or innocence of Adam Montgomery, accused of beating his 5-year-old daughter to death, hiding her body for months, and then disposing of it, after hearing testimony over 10 days in Hillsborough County Superior Court North.
Palestinian resolution supporters halt Aldermanic meeting
read more…: Palestinian resolution supporters halt Aldermanic meetingOn Tuesday night, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) meeting was delayed after supporters of a resolution seeking a ceasefire in Gaza began to chant pro-Palestinian slogans, halting the possibility of any further progress in the meeting.
State rests in Adam Montgomery murder trial
read more…: State rests in Adam Montgomery murder trialThe state on Tuesday rested its case against Adam Montgomery, after playing a recording of a call he made from the Valley Street jail saying investigators wasted taxpayers’ dollars in conducting searches and following up on tips from “nut jobs.”
Tiny houses moving into Claremont
read more…: Tiny houses moving into Claremont“I believe the Upper Valley started this discussion with us at the planning board, and they’re looking at tools and things they can put out there to maybe spur and encourage developers to build new housing in Claremont,” she said. “There’s a shortage, and I knew the new city planner came to Claremont, and she couldn’t find a home.”
Pizza Tournament Day 1: Deadproof takes commanding lead
read more…: Pizza Tournament Day 1: Deadproof takes commanding leadAs of approximately 8 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 17, the mobile pizza pop-up Deadproof Pizza has taken a commanding lead in the race to determine the seeding for Manchester Ink Link’s first ever Pizza Tournament.
Testimony paints Adam Montgomery as paranoid abusive spouse
read more…: Testimony paints Adam Montgomery as paranoid abusive spouseA reluctant witness, a possible new mystery witness, and Adam Montgomery making an appearance in the courtroom on video, not in person, was only a portion of what happened Friday in Hillsborough County Superior Court North.
Harmony’s DNA detected; witnesses tell tale of CMC bag with child’s remains
read more…: Harmony’s DNA detected; witnesses tell tale of CMC bag with child’s remainsTestimony on the seventh day of Adam Montgomery’s murder trial followed the movements of the CMC bag prosecutors say contained his slain daughter’s remains as it moved from a family shelter to a walk-in cooler at now defunct downtown restaurant, to a Union Street apartment and then to the EconoLodge.
Ruais touts accomplishments, upcoming initiatives, during State of City address
read more…: Ruais touts accomplishments, upcoming initiatives, during State of City addressHe double checked his phone app and confirmed that he has 691 days left in his term, but Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais does not want to wait to get things done.
The Art of Dance, Part 3: Sallie Werst loves to make dance accessible
read more…: The Art of Dance, Part 3: Sallie Werst loves to make dance accessibleSallie Werst has made it part of her mission to help artists understand the personal branding and all important community connections that they need to thrive anywhere.
Detectives, along with Adam Montgomery’s drug dealer and mother-in-law, testify at murder trial
read more…: Detectives, along with Adam Montgomery’s drug dealer and mother-in-law, testify at murder trialKayla Montgomery’s mother testified Tuesday to meeting Harmony Montgomery only once, after Thanksgiving 2019, when the family of five were evicted from their home at 55 Gilford St.
Adam Montgomery trial: Estranged wife says she still cares for him; testifies he killed his daughter
read more…: Adam Montgomery trial: Estranged wife says she still cares for him; testifies he killed his daughterKayla Montgomery broke down on the stand Monday after a prosecutor held up a poster-size photo of her murdered stepdaughter and telling the jurors her home was in prison, she was not allowed to keep her children, does not have any right to them and cannot speak to them.
At home – with hope – in Keene: A Mexican rancher starts over
read more…: At home – with hope – in Keene: A Mexican rancher starts overProblem-solving comes naturally to Luis, who raised cattle and horses on a ranch in Mexico until it became too dangerous to stay. Finally, one night, without turning on the headlights of their vehicle, he set out for the Texas border with his family, Maria and three children. Luis had a visa from earlier trips to the United States and Canada on cattle business. He and the family were admitted legally through a port of entry to seek asylum.