MANCHESTER, N.H. – Earlier this month, representatives from Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire came before the Manchester Board of
New Hampshire has been awarded nearly $1 million in funding to help the state’s small and medium-sized manufacturers access an initiative that helps them navigate the supply chain and stay resilient. The grant is notable in that Manufacturing Extension Partnerships funding was on the U.S. Department of Commerce’s chopping block just a couple of months ago.
The injunction, announced Wednesday, comes three weeks after the judge, Andrew Carter, of the U.S. District Court of New York, issued a temporary restraining order directing the U.S. Department of Labor to stop removing Job Corps students from housing, terminating jobs or otherwise suspending the nationwide program without congressional approval.
Employee information, including Social Security numbers and bank account details, was compromised during a cyber breach of the employee information systems at Hannaford supermarkets and other Ahold-Delhaize USA Services companies, parent company Ahold-Delhaize said Thursday.
Ink Link News, which includes Manchester Ink Link and Nashua Ink Link, earned 11 awards, including five first-place entries.
Bedford-based NH4Ukraine.org announced that it will embark on its 8th aid mission to Ukraine on June 24. Founded only weeks after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, it will be their second yearlong mission in a row, with mission No. 7 having just ended in April.
Construction for the Mark Stebbins Community Center is underway. The Stebbins family joined community leaders, donors, supporters, and project managers to officially break ground at the site. The center is named after Mark Stebbins, who spent decades giving to community causes throughout New Hampshire.
Last week, the New Hampshire Department of Business and Economic Affairs (BEA) awarded a total of $5 million in state funds under the Housing Champion Program to 18 communities designated as Housing Champions in 2024, which included Manchester.
Brought to you by the Palace Theatre and the Downtown Collaborative group, there will be 30+ vendors, live music, demonstrations and other interative experiences to enjoy. Local restaurants will have extended seating.
When it comes to the band Phish, many may think of its music or perhaps its fans. But for almost 30 years, there is one aspect of the Vermont-based quartet that people may not be aware of: its non-profit organization.