Gov. Chris Sununu will be unfurling his sleeping bag and sacking out on the cold hard ground with 124 others on March 23 outside the Manchester Downtown Hotel in support of Child & Family Services fourth annual SleepOUT event.
Vice President Mike Pence visited Manchester on Thursday for a public double-header – first an appearance to talk about Trump’s tax policy during a “Tax Cuts to Put America First forum, followed by a fundraiser for Gov. Chris Sununu.
Sign-ups for Intown Manchester’s annual Downtown Adopt-A-Block presented by Eversource is in full swing! The Downtown clean-up day will take place on Friday, April 20, 2018 from 1-4 p.m.
In addition to recognizing the contributions of those who have significantly supported the arts and helped to expand the vibrant arts community in New Hampshire, this luncheon serves as the main fundraising event for City Arts Nashua, allowing the organization to pursue its mission to enrich the quality of life in the greater Nashua region by providing leadership to support and strengthen arts and culture.
Don St. Germain, Executive Vice President and Chief Lending Officer at St. Mary’s Bank, joined the MDC Board in 2015.
There’s no place like home for St. Patrick’s Day – except downtown Manchester, one of the best days of the year to spent out and about for all the holiday specials.
Children’s Literacy Foundation (CLiF) provided a generous $39,800 donation that will allow the Family Connections Center to hold literacy seminars and family literacy celebrations inside the Department’s correctional facilities during which the parents and their children can get together and explore the exciting world of reading
“When people ask me what a ‘typical’ day is, I really don’t have an answer for that,” said Tim Soucy, Public Health Director. “We’re a 24-7, 365-day-a-year operation. We all wear multiple hats. I will go from talking to U.S. Senators to picking up needles in the street to engaging the public on key issues during one day.”
A constitutional amendment known as Marsy’s Law that affords rights to crime victims, CACR 22, has strong support in New Hampshire. It is co-sponsored by 23 of 24 state senators, including Manchester Senators Kevin Cavanaugh (D-16), Lou D’Allesandro (D-20), and Donna Soucy (D-18). It is supported by Gov. Chris Sununu, and numerous community organizations.
The investigation is focused on whether Judge Moore engaged in conduct constituting RSA 641:3, Unsworn Falsification; RSA 641:7, Tampering with Public Records or Information; and/or RSA 642:1, Obstructing Government Administration, as well as other criminal conduct as dictated by the evidence.