Highlights from the Dec. 7 Manchester Police Commission meeting, including ‘Joshua’s Law’ which supports victims of domestic violence, recent crime updates, the need to increase diversity within the ranks, grants and other department matters.
On the side, in his own skunk works, Ralph began working on what he then termed as “television games” in the mid-1960s, from which came the document entitled Disclosure Data TVG(ames) of 1 September 1966, which led to the seminal patents for video games. Eventually, that side work became part of an effort at Sanders resulting in the creation of a unit now known as “The Brown Box,” which was the first video game console, now part of the permanent collection at the American History Museum at the Smithsonian.
Polaris public charter school is raising money for protective barriers for the school’s playground, off busy Kelley Street, after few close calls.
Fishing instructors wanted: Teach a kid to fish and they will never forget the lessons that follow for the rest of their lives.
Windy and clear skies prevailed, as about 50 people gathered at Arms Park to remember those who lost their lives in the attack on Pearl Harbor, 73 years ago.
I know this kind of phone scam is not new. And I know our local and state government agencies put out warnings all the time. Sadly, it’s not me I’m worried about.
Convicted drug dealer wanted for violation of his supervised release terms was arrested in Manchester Dec. 4 by U.S. Marshals.
Patrick Arnold announced his intention to run for mayor in 2015 and has formed an organizing committee.
Among the 317 pages of indictments are 93 for Michael Norbis, accused of molesting a NH boy 40 years ago, and an alleged chronic laptop thief.
Many lost food because of spoilage due to the power outages caused by the winter storm. Food Stamps will be provided through the USDA Food and Nutrition Service.