On Thursday, the Manchester Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) will hear a request for a variance that would allow an electronic message board on the currently abandoned triangular lot at the corner of Hanover Street and Lake Avenue.
A local James Beard award-winning chef and restaurateur is looking to help other aspiring chefs achieve their dreams through a staging program that culminates in a ticketed tasting menu event.
Our elected officials need to stop playing political games in demanding that everyone “kiss the ring” instead of putting their egos aside and opening their ears and eyes to the FACTS (which have been presented to them time and time again); last Tuesday’s meeting, and the fallout that came after, are a perfect example of this abuse of power.
Elected officials say they want to fix the problem of homelessness while on the campaign trail, but the truth is clear once elected: they just want it to “go away.”
Bedford bus drivers and New Hampshire employees of facility services provider Aramark are the latest Granite State workers to organize as members of Teamsters Local 633, based in Manchester.
The Central NH Chamber of Commerce (CNHCC) is bringing back its unique road rally/scavenger hunt fundraiser on Saturday, May 18, 2024.
Polls for this round close at midnight Thursday, April 4. We will announce the winners on Friday, April 5.
Guests will find woodworkers, furniture makers, chocolatiers, bakers, jewelers, homemade jams and jellies, outdoor clothing, t-shirts, authors, including 2 children’s authors, knitters, metalwork, photographers, a lavender farm, potters, all-natural face and body treatments, women’s specialty clothing, children’s clothing, candles, tide clocks, fudge, custom cowboy boots, hand-tied fishing lures, and more.
Nothing says spring like flowers, and thus it only seems fitting as the calendar turns to April that downtown Manchester is welcoming the arrival of a new floral experience.
The M&T Charitable Foundation, the philanthropic arm of M&T Bank (NYSE:MTB), announced it has awarded $30,000 to Webster House Children’s Home. The grant is part of the 30 & 30 Initiative in which 30 organizations across the bank’s footprint received $30,000 to fight homelessness and develop affordable housing in low- to moderate-income communities. The 30 & 30 Initiative was launched in commemoration of the foundation’s 30th anniversary.
Federal, state, and local partners exceed challenge to house 50 Veterans in 5 months/
Entrepreneurs and small business owners across New Hampshire – 1,721 of them – sought support and advice from the state’s Small Business Development Centers in 2023, and the organization’s total economic impact on the state was $244 million, according to the SBDC 2023 Impact Report.
Just a small percentage of New Hampshire businesses use artificial intelligence, but the number that plan to in the future is on the rise, according to the Business Trends and Outlook Survey of the U.S. Census Bureau.
The Prospects Athletics Foundation Board of Directors, the governing body of the independent nonprofit dedicated to expanding opportunities and improving futures for all children through the frameworks of organized baseball and softball programs, recently elected three new officers and named their first executive director to lead its operations and growth of its endowment.
As the city’s Saint Patrick’s Day festivities took place just a few hundred feet away, Shopper’s Pub + Eatery hosted Deadproof Pizza, which operates from a ghost kitchen in Manchester and sells its food at events around the area.
An audience of 350 registered participants – the largest ever for the conference – listened as industry experts discussed the economics, challenges and solutions surrounding home ownership amidst soaring prices and the lowest inventory in decades.
Consumer who are already griping about their grocery bills may be hard sells when it comes to seeking out organic alternatives, but a local organic farmer is urging New Hampshire residents to look beyond the grocery receipt and consider the true cost of what they are paying.
Hussein Adan launched Cleaner’s Joy in December 2021 with the goal of filling a need and making sure customers had a good experience, a winning combination that’s spurred an expansion to the Manchester and Nashua areas.
Already in 2024, Zoom, Home Depot, Wayfair, Snap, and Lyft have all cut their DEI teams by at least 50%, some completely eliminating the roles. At the educational levels, we’ve seen Harvard, University of Florida, and Johns Hopkins all eliminate the entirety of their DEI teams, or fold under the pressure of political interference while accepting the termination or resignation of their most visible DEI leaders and advocates – the vast majority of whom are women of color, and Black women to be specific.
