City Works is a regular feature designed to provide a preview of upcoming Planning and Zoning Board meetings.
The Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen Committee on Administration and Information Systems held a special Monday meeting, ultimately recommending the creation of a stand-alone Department of Homeless Initiatives in a non-unanimous voice vote.
Verne Orlosk is an accidental fused glass artist who, after 22 years of manipulating one of the most fragile and fascinating mediums around, is tickled to be recognized as “an emerging artist.”
Any election cycle in Manchester can be interesting (and for people like me who love this stuff, somewhat exciting) but this year is special. I am not calling this year special because it is the year before state and federal elections (although it will be interesting to see if outgoing Mayor Craig runs for governor and if Governor Sununu runs for president).
Manchester’s Rich Thorngren is a member of the Vermont 251 Club which has approximately 5,000 dues-paying members. Membership comes through visiting all 251 towns and cities in Vermont.
The project seeks to unite the school with St. Joseph Regional Junior High School in one state-of-the-art location.
A newly created “forever wild” conservation area in Albany Township, Maine, is part of an effort that aims to have far-reaching conservation impact in both Maine and New Hampshire.
Me2/ (“me, too”) is the world’s only classical music organization created for individuals living with mental illness and the people who support them
An 18-year-old city man who was reportedly driving erratically and had previously stopped by Manchester Police headquarters “acting irate,” was shot late Sunday by a Manchester police officer, according to a preliminary investigation by the NH Attorney General’s office.
However, in looking at these photos I felt like some of them were begging for fun captions. Also, I have some restaurant gift cards to give away. So if you’re feeling clever, send me some captions – send one or send a dozen. The ones that amuse me most win. I’ll pick my top three.
Around 1,000 people currently housed in motels and hotels across the state amid the ongoing housing crunch are desperate to find affordable housing now that the funding covering their rooms is ending.
Two women, housed for months in area hotels at the government’s expense, are desperately looking for places to live now that the NH Emergency Rental Assistance funding is ending.
As a historian for Manchester Historical Society, it is Stan Garrity’s job to dig through the piles and piles of records that jealously horde Manchester’s forgotten stories and secrets and decipher them for the rest of us.
Alderman-at-Large June Trisciani officially kicked off her campaign for mayor on Thursday night at the Puritan Conference Center, seeking to build on her work within city hall and her earlier experiences growing up and living in the Queen City.
I was quite surprised to learn that, in another example of the growing beer-ification of America (not that that’s a bad thing), UNH now offers a minor in beer brewing.
On Tuesday night, The Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen Lands and Buildings Committee recommended a proposal that would see Manchester Public Television Service (MPTV) move into the former Manchester Transit Center on the corner of Canal and Granite Streets.
