She’s also secured several housing projects that will result in nearly 300 units, including the conversion of a hotel and a police station, into affordable and transitional housing.
The QC Bike Collective, which started in 2014 as a grass-roots initiative to “keep the Manchester community riding bicycles, safely and affordably,” continues to grow and thrive.
If your flashbacks of roller derby are banked tracks and fistfights take a second look at the roller derby of today, where flat tracks have gained popularity and its sports entertainment theatricality is no more. Regardless of its less-aggressive upgrade, its essence remains the same, recovering, reclaiming, and reinforcing the power within.Â
GOFFSTOWN, N.H. – The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce State of the City Address returned to the New Hampshire Institute
Economists may start using the term hyperinflation, which obviously sounds scary and can trigger the kind of run-on limited goods and services we saw at the beginning of the pandemic. It is typically based on war or current events. But don’t panic.
Girls at Work focuses much attention on giving young girls experience that will boost their confidence so they can perform at their best, academically and in their own lives, from an empowered place. Founder Elaine Hamel stressed the importance of teaching girls early on what they are capable of and what connecting them to this mindset can do to change their lives for the better.Â
MANCHESTER, NH – Since human beings began documenting our shared condition—some 5,000 years ago—a consistent antagonist has loomed in all
As a result of the ongoing pandemic, the past few years have posed levels of challenges not before seen by business owners. Even though restrictions are loosening, and aftershocks that will need to be worked through remain, the entrepreneurial spirit is still alive and well.
Matt Bouchie, the Homeless Outreach Coordinator at the Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester, was named a NH Healthcare Hero and honored during a pinning ceremony on Wednesday, March 2 for his commitment to securing the safety of people living with mental illnesses on our streets.
The Manchester Historic Association has announced that Executive Director John Clayton will be transitioning to a new position as Director of Community Relations, with Jeffrey Barraclough assuming the role of Executive Director.