On Feb. 11 – two days after her third birthday – Brigid will face her toughest, and most prestigious, challenge yet when she competes in the international West Minster Kennel Club Dog Show.Â
Manchester Board of School Committee Teaching and Learning Committee last week received a positive report on the state of the Manchester School District’s English Language Learners.
The Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen are expected to create a new committee that will advocate on state legislation impacting Manchester following discussion at their meeting on Tuesday.
The following is a live update of the Feb. 4, 2025 Board of Mayor and Aldermen Public Comment Session. Please send any additional information regarding comments or misspellings to andy@manchesterinklink.com
Vandals who continue to deface a Black history marker on Elm Street can’t win; not while Stan Garrity is around.
Tramway inspectors with the New Hampshire State Fire Marshal’s Office responded and determined that an adult male was in a chair when it dislodged from the Flying Bear lift and fell approximately 20 feet.Â
The Public Works Director is declaring a Snow Emergency that will be in effect from 10:00 PM Sunday, February 2 until 6:00 AM Monday, February 3, 2025.  No Parking on City streets.
Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais on Thursday announced he will seek a second term in this fall’s municipal election during a campaign kick-off event.
The team, which had dwindled to only three wrestlers during the pandemic, now has more than 30 grapplers taking to the mats for practices and meets on weekdays, while competing in tournaments on weekends.
Months after his school banned cellphone use during class time, Cameron Marvin is breathing a little easier.