A study shows Granite Staters do more research about moving than other New England residents, but the NHAR September market report shows listings continue to drop as home prices keep rising.
A year after the Granite State Organizing Project (GSOP) began its weekly tenant clinic, about 250 families have been helped through the eviction process and in obtaining New Hampshire Emergency Rental Assistance Program (NHERAP) funds to stay in their apartments.
The cliffs were off-trail and not part of a designated climbing area. The individual climbing had no climbing gear or safety equipment. Despite life-saving measures, attempted by Weare Fire Department personnel and Weare Police Officers, the individual succumbed to their injuries.
Business NH Magazine, the state’s leading monthly business publication, has been acquired by Granite Media Group (GMG), a company formed by two of the magazine’s long-time leaders, and a well-known entrepreneur and business consultant.
The parish’s first church, located on South Beech Street, had become too small to accommodate a growing community in the early 2000s. When the announcement was made that St. Teresa Roman Catholic Church on Mitchell Street was to be closed, Fr. Thomas approached Bishop John McCormack about purchasing the property.
The tradition of the Warner Fall Foliage Festival was lost over the last two Octobers as Covid limited the 2020 festival to virtual status while 2021 saw no festival at all. With the first festival held in 1947, this year’s edition is the 75th by calendar year but the 74th in actuality.
A racist “homecoming proposal” posted by a Trinity High School senior on social media has stirred outrage, especially among the school’s and city’s Black community, according to Ronelle Tshiela, co-founder of Black Lives Matter Manchester.
On September 7th, the Director of Homelessness Initiatives resigned from her position, and since that time, I, alongside City departments, non-profits, and national partners have been working together to determine the best way for the City to move forward. These efforts are ongoing, but we want to update you on progress that has been made.
Hello and welcome to the Grocery Hunt, Manchester Ink Link’s look at prices of grocery items at Manchester supermarket chains. This week takes a look spices requested by our readers last year and how the prices have changed.
In all her years of service to her community — as an educator, a state representative and Ward 9 alderman – Barbara Shaw was a study in persistence, tenacity and how to get things done. For more than four decades she tirelessly served her constituents, celebrated her students as they went on to become husbands, wives, mothers, fathers and community leaders, and most of all, cherished her own family.
October is here! The leaves are turning and many areas will soon be peaking with fall foliage. Check out the Fall Foliage map and our list of many family fun events happening in the region.
A handy city employee’s efforts have led to a citywide “Adopt-a-Plaque” restoration program.
If you feel you’re managing your money just fine, and don’t need more tips, that’s great. You can move on to something else. But that sad truth is that about two-thirds of us aren’t. Almost every source that monitors the topic says only about one-third of Americans have and follow a monthly budget.
The Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen Committee on Traffic and Public Safety recommended an ordinance change that would modify what items are allowed within public parks.
During a time when the need for a skilled workforce is more prevalent than ever in one of the state’s largest industries, allied health apprentices will celebrate a milestone in their healthcare careers.
New neighbors at the East Side Plaza bringing dancing and wellness to the community.
Two local landlords talk about on the current housing market and the challenges of property management.
The Granite YMCA recently welcomed Ryan Gadow to the position of Chief Operating Officer (COO).
