A crowd gathered in the sweltering summer heat at Wolfe Park on Saturday, July 15 to officially open two reconstructed basketball courts, named for Manchester native and famed NBA trainer and social media influencer Chris Brickley and his father Bill Brickley.
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimundo led a roundtable of New Hampshire business and political leaders discussing the importance of federal funding and local infrastructure in Millyard’s nascent biofabrication industry.
On Tuesday, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved $200,000 from opioid abatement funds to extend the city’s homeless detox contract with Gatehouse.
A day after her campaign officially transitioned from the exploratory phase into a full-fledged campaign for governor, Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig found was reported to be approximately 400 people in attendance to hear her message at the Rex Theatre.
MANCHESTER, NH – Happy weekend! There’s plenty of events to get you out and about while enjoying the beautiful summer weather!
Bacteria levels remain elevated in both Parsons Creek and Wallis Beach between Wallis Beach extension and Parsons Creek, and residents should avoid those areas.
On Tuesday night, the Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) voted down a proposed change that would modify parking availability around Bronstein Park.
On Tuesday, Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig officially announced that she will be running for governor, following an earlier announcement that she would be forming an exploratory committee to determine whether she should run.
On Monday morning, Jay Ruais became the first candidate to officially file for this fall’s upcoming Manchester Mayoral Election.
“This festival has been a Lett family tradition for 23 years, and so we’re looking to hand it off to the next generation of youth who will keep the cultural pillars intact,” says Sudi, currently in the thick of planning for the Aug. 19 annual celebration of culture, diversity and togetherness taking place at Veterans park from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
On Monday, Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) members Julie Turner (Ward 1) , Dr. Sean Parr (Ward 2), Leslie Want (Ward 4), Jason Bonilla (Ward 5), Chris Potter (Ward 7), Gary Hamer (Ward 10), and Jim O’Connell (At-Large) filed for re-election.
Housing, school funding, gambling, and marijuana legalization. All these and more were tackled by the legislature this session. This week, Anna Brown, Research and Analysis Director for Citizens Count and host of the podcast $100 Plus Mileage, talks about what was and wasn’t accomplished this legislative session.
Local developers have submitted plans to the city to convert an historic church in downtown Concord into more than 30 units of market-rate apartments.
“I don’t pretend to be Frank Sinatra, but we do musical arrangements in the spirit of Sinatra – you might say we Sinatrafy the songs,” said DiMare, who will be at the Spotlight Room on Hanover Street on July 22 Sinatrafying the heck out of not only classics like “Fly Me to the Moon,” but perhaps something more contemporary, like “Hit Me Baby, One More Time.”
A controversial diesel school bus storage area will take center stage at the next Hooksett Planning Board meeting
Police Chief Allen Aldenberg says politics is a poor excuse for exploiting the murder of a child.
When the 90-unit residential building at 409 Elm St. began leasing apartments in April, it was the end of a six-year journey for developers Red Oak. But for downtown Manchester, the 90-unit renovation is another piece in the beginning of a bigger picture – the completion of one of many developments, big and small, that represent more than 2,000 units planned for the city’s center in the next couple of years.
MANCHESTER, NH – There’s plenty of events to get you out of the house this weekend!
In case you didn’t know, the City of Manchester will be celebrating Independence Day at Arms Park with fantastic fireworks this Thursday, July 6th so make sure to get a spot in order to see the show!
Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) is suing Arthur Sullivan in a dispute over $10 million in rent the landlord says the school owes at 1230 Elm St.
