“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.
Performances March 16-18 at the Derry Opera House.
InDepthNH.org has been selected an editor’s pick in New Hampshire Business Review’s 2018 BOB Awards, which honor the Best of Business in New Hampshire in over 90 categories.
Liberty House has received a $25,000 donation from Express Employment Professionals in support of its work to help homeless vets, one of six non-profit recipients nationally of a total of $75,000
Led by Governor Chris Sununu, the “Recovery Friendly Workplace Initiative” promotes individual wellness for Granite Staters by empowering workplaces to provide support for people recovering from substance use disorder.
Manchester Ink Link is pleased to introduce Medical Matters – a regular column dedicated to health care in the state’s largest city.
Deadline for grant submissions is April 3, 2018.
Never mind we are in the biggest health epidemic since the AIDS crisis, and have lost more people to addiction than to the Vietnam War. For the moment, we will just overlook that fact and take the lead from those who had no comment or solution to offer following HOPE’s announcement. What we heard was nothing but “crickets” from our political leaders on this matter. That is eye-opening to some, and validates what many of us in the recovery trenches have been saying for too long.
NeonBomb specialize in a vast selection of retro video games, manga, comic books and card fighting games such as Magic the Gathering, Pokemon and many others.
New Director brings a personal passion to the responsibilities of the organization’s mission.
The GMCC will announce their Citizen of the Year honoree prior to the Annual Dinner. This year’s dinner will be held on April 19, 2018 at the Manchester Downtown Hotel (formerly the Radisson Hotel).
Vacation camp, led by YMCA School Age Child Care professionals, is for students in kindergarten through eighth grade, depending on the camp.
Cowabunga’s has opened for business in Manchester, its third location, touted as a “family fun” place where free-range kids can bounce and play.
The Manchester Fire Department will work with local organizations to continue operating as a 24-hour access point for those seeking help.
A new, statewide, nonpartisan business coalition launched Tuesday that is committed to expanding passenger rail from Boston to Manchester, NH.
You’ll learn about the competition, receive helpful tips from past winners, hear how you can become the next winner of a prize package of cash and in-kind services and network with business leaders, inventors and entrepreneurs.
In early 2017, desperate, and in an increasing abusive relationship, Tori and her young son Camren packed up their few belongings and left their home in Concord. “We literally had no place to go,” she says. “But we knew we couldn’t stay where we were. We had to get someplace safe.”
