Last year, Pizza Man was crowned as our first ever Ink Link Pizza Madness Tournament champion and now its time to see if they can repeat or if any Manchester-area pizza purveyor can take their title.
A third public meeting reviewed designs for a skateboard & BMX park proposed for Wolfe Park on the city’s west side.
“My top priority is to ensure the League thrives going forward, while prioritizing supporting the craftsmen who are the creators of exceptional work,” Saunders said, looking forward to her new role as Executive Director. “Strong organizations are built on the strength of their people, on quality relationships, and on their integrity.”
Liberty House was awarded a $20,000 grant from the Service Credit Union Impact Foundation and Robert Irvine Foundation to build on the mission of helping New Hampshire veterans regain their independence and build stable futures.
The Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications has named Susan Geier its new executive director.
When you enter Fishtoes for the first time you will be magnetically drawn into the epicenter of nostalgia – for timeless fashion, Wishniks, vests crocheted like grandma used to make. You’ll see retro jackets, flashback T-shirts, old school handbags, bangles, fur jackets and even a velvet framed jaguar.
Dismas Home of New Hampshire plans to open a congregant care center for women in Rochester after a similar plan in Manchester was met with ferocious opposition from abutters last year.
First-time homebuyers and others who are earning the average wage in New Hampshire and are hoping to buy a home have essentially been shut out of the housing market — and have been for several years, with apparently no end in sight to their plight.
President Trump has targeted climate-related funding from those laws as part of an effort he describes as “terminating the Green New Deal.” Federal judges have issued orders to block spending freezes, but the administration has continued to pursue its effort to suspend funding.
Not every Queen City resident can readily access fresh fruits and vegetables, a challenge that has a direct impact on their health. However, the Manchester Health Department’s Fresh Choice Manchester Program looks to address that challenge.
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport will be hosting a TSA PreCheck® enrollment event in collaboration with IDEMIA, a TSA PreCheck authorized enrollment provider. Travelers will be able to enroll at 1 Airport Road, Manchester, NH 03103 from February 19-21 & February 24-27 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The program is open to U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals and lawful permanent residents.
Saint Anselm College has announced that its Center for Ethics in Society has been awarded a biofabrication education and workforce development grant from the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI), a Manchester-based nonprofit pioneering the scalable manufacture of cells, tissues, and organs for the purposes of curing diseases and treating traumatic injuries.
With little fanfare, property at 571 Holt Ave. owned for more than 40 years by the Daniel Webster Council of Scouting America was sold in December to the owner of cleaning company Servpro.
January single-family home sales in New Hampshire were a little peppier than they were a year ago, and the condo/townhouse market, while slow, indicated it could perk up slightly this month, in what are traditionally the slowest months of the year.
“We are proud to have saved and improved the Chandler House, but knew we needed to hand it over to a strong partner to unlock the property’s full potential,” says Steve Duprey, President of the Currier’s Board of Trustees. “After robust due diligence, we found that partner in Michael Pedler. He brings critical capacity and resources to this historic renovation, allowing the Currier to re-invest in its mission of high-quality arts programming for all.”
As a cardiologist specializing in heart failure at The Elliot Heart and Vascular Center, I witness how this condition affects my patients both physically and emotionally. While heart failure is not curable, understanding what it is and learning to manage the stress it causes can make a significant difference in how you live with it.
Some $18 million in federal money New Hampshire has been awarded for electric vehicle charging stations, and another $14 million that was slated to come in the next few years, is in flux after the Federal Highway Administration directed states to stop spending federal money on EV charging programs.
The agency that has saved, or returned to, consumers more than $21 billion in junk fees and other rip-offs over the past decade and a half will no longer be looking out for you.
“As a Catholic and Granite Stater, I am deeply honored to be part of the next chapter of Catholic Medical Center’s significant history,” John Skevington said. “I am committed to ensuring that CMC continues to thrive in Manchester for many years to come, serving the community with faith, compassion and dedication.”
This weekend the NH Audobon is hosting its 38th Annual Backyard Winter Bird Survey and they invite Granite Staters to join the count and re-connect with the natural world.