A beloved Queen City holiday tradition is back — and this year, it’s shining its light on one of Manchester’s longest-serving youth organizations.
When a person applies for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), it is because they have suffered a disability so great that they no longer have the ability to work to support themselves financially. Though there are many requirements to qualify for disability, the applicant’s medical condition is the key part of the SSDI application process.
With the holiday season officially underway, the Greater Manchester Chamber (GMC) is once again rallying the community to support local entrepreneurs and small businesses during Small Business Saturday, taking place this year on Saturday, November 29, 2025.
You can’t miss the big red heart at the entrance of the Currier’s newest exhibition, Embellish Me: Works from the Collection of Norma Canelas Roth and William Roth. Titled Atrium of Flowers, it’s a work by artist Miriam Schapiro, one of the founders of the Pattern and Decoration movement in the 1970s.
If the window at the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce isn’t motivating enough, the chamber and Manchester Economic Development Department are hosting a Shop Local Saturday kickoff 8:30 a.m. Saturday at The Bookery, 844 Elm St.
During the month of October, Mr. Mac’s Macaroni and Cheese held their annual “Mac Gives Back” fundraising event. Mr. Mac’s believes Kids Should be Kids…not Hungry – and are pleased to announce the event raised $3,000, which will be donated to the Manchester Police Athletic League and the Boys & Girls Club of Manchester.
A military Veteran, Aldenberg was a natural choice for Easterseals NH & VT to get the campus operational through the first critical steps. Having achieved this, Aldenberg will now transition responsibilities to new leadership and will remain engaged to support continuity and a smooth transition.
Wonderland Books & Toys is kicking off the holiday season with a weekend full of family-friendly events, giveaways, and community support opportunities from Friday, November 28 through Sunday, November 30.
This philanthropic investment expands the bank’s longstanding efforts to help individuals and families access nutritious food and critical services, particularly during the winter and holiday months when demand on nonprofit partners is at its highest.
All Elliot Health System employees and volunteers had an opportunity to take part in a food drive, clothing drive, and a final gesture of giving – donating 1,238 turkeys in advance of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Catholic Medical Center (CMC) and Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains successfully hosted the inaugural Mental Health Summit on Saturday, November 22 at Manchester Community College, drawing 230 girls (grades 2–12) and their adult mentors for a day dedicated to mental wellness and suicide prevention.
Brady-Sullivan is suing the city over its denial of an abatement of the $62.9 million assessment on 16 of its properties for 2024.
The New Hampshire Department of Business and Economic Affairs (BEA) has launched RecReady NH, a guide designed to help communities envision, plan, and build outdoor recreation projects that strengthen their local economies and quality of life.
A coalition created in 2020 to tackle the state’s housing crisis is embarking on its next phase, a three-year roadmap to continue work that over the past four years “made significant progress toward its mission.”
Come tour our Socha Company’s Boulder Way model unit on Sat. No. 22 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and see why this community is the ideal place to call home.
Yes, those photos from my last post have been updated to include an ingredient they all share. As do hundreds more. One that has human health and environmental advocates deeply concerned. Glyphosate.
City Year New Hampshire announces it has been awarded a multi-year grant of $112,000 in matching funds to present a free outdoor music series at Veteran’s Memorial Park in Manchester in 2026, 2027, and 2028.
Hope for NH Recovery has already filled the former C.A. Hoitt Furniture building with a variety of different services and programs for those impacted by substance abuse. Now, they’ll have more funding to expand those services.
Since founding the organization in 1989, Marty Sink has dedicated her career and so much of herself to giving New Hampshire’s most vulnerable children – those who have experienced abuse and neglect – a voice in court and a chance at a brighter future.
The NH Therapeutic Cannabis Program has been operating with little fanfare and minimal public attention since it began serving patients in 2016. This year, we look forward to bringing this program out of the shadows and into the light at New Hampshire’s inaugural Cannabis Conference.