March 19 Pizza Madness Update
read more…: March 19 Pizza Madness UpdateIt has been two days since the first elimination round of the 2026 Manchester Pizza Madness Tournament began and now it’s time to give an update on who’s winning.
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St. Teresa Rehabilitation & Nursing Center earns National Customer Experience Award
read more…: St. Teresa Rehabilitation & Nursing Center earns National Customer Experience AwardSt. Teresa Rehabilitation & Nursing Center was consistently ranked within the top 15% of care providers across the nation over the past 12 months in key customer service and operational areas.
Inside CMC’s Emergency Department: Where calm leadership is reshaping care
read more…: Inside CMC’s Emergency Department: Where calm leadership is reshaping careAs an accomplished emergency medicine physician and the new Medical Director of CMC’s Emergency Department, he brings a calm, steady warmth into even the most intense clinical situations. Colleagues say the atmosphere shifts the moment he walks in, not because he demands attention, but because he radiates a quiet confidence that steadies everyone around him.
Moore Center partners with International Institute for ESOL training program
read more…: Moore Center partners with International Institute for ESOL training programThrough an innovative partnership, The Moore Center and the International Institute of New England (IINE) are working together to provide English-language instruction to current and future direct-support professionals (DSPs).
March 23-28: ‘Spring Cleaning Pottery Sale’ at Studio 550 Art Center
read more…: March 23-28: ‘Spring Cleaning Pottery Sale’ at Studio 550 Art CenterStudio 550 is hosting its annual spring cleaning sale from March 23-28 from 12-8 p.m. daily. Pottery sales will benefit the International Institute of New England, the Art for All Scholarship Fund, and local makers.
New Hampshire’s tale of 2 billionaires: Grocery warehousing vs. ICE raids and Iran missiles
read more…: New Hampshire’s tale of 2 billionaires: Grocery warehousing vs. ICE raids and Iran missilesThe annual Forbes World Billionaires List, published Wednesday, lists Elon Musk as the richest man in the world, with a net worth of $839 billion. Joining Musk and more than 3,300 others on the list are grocery warehouser Rick Cohen, of Keene, at 97th, and Alexander Karp, of Lyman, at 228th, a cofounder of data mining company Palantir Technologies.
Kamen resigns from FIRST robotics in wake of Epstein ties
read more…: Kamen resigns from FIRST robotics in wake of Epstein tiesSequel Med Tech, a Manchester-based company that builds technologies for people with diabetes, also announced this week that Kamen was cleared of any wrongdoing, and would return to its board of directors.
In a statement issued Wednesday, Laurie Leshin, FIRST’s board chair, said Kamen was voluntarily withdrawing from all FIRST activities.
New Hampshire February closed home sales lowest in more than a decade
read more…: New Hampshire February closed home sales lowest in more than a decadeSingle-family home closed sales dropped to an all-time low for the month of February in New Hampshire, part of a national trend of an overall drop in home sales.
Outdoor recreation jobs, revenue on the rise in New Hampshire
read more…: Outdoor recreation jobs, revenue on the rise in New HampshireJobs in New Hampshire’s outdoor recreation economy is growing, and overall outdoor recreation, boosted by winter activities, is increasingly contributing to the state’s economy, according to the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis Outdoor Recreation Satellite Account.
March 25: NH Tech Alliance presents Women Who Own The Future
read more…: March 25: NH Tech Alliance presents Women Who Own The FutureStep into a room filled with trailblazing Women in Tech, Defense, Cyber and AI who are leading the future.
State provides tax guidance on pennies, postmarks, (going) paperless and more
read more…: State provides tax guidance on pennies, postmarks, (going) paperless and moreWith tax filing season underway, the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration (DRA) is sharing important information about this year’s filing requirements, updated forms, and key procedural changes. DRA is also providing practical guidance and resources to support both taxpayers and tax professionals throughout the filing process.
Grocery Snapshot March: In like a lamb, but it’ll be out like a lion
read more…: Grocery Snapshot March: In like a lamb, but it’ll be out like a lionMarch came in like a lamb with my first grocery shopping trip of the month, but all signs point to it going out a like a lion. Economy disruptions caused by the war in Iran, which are already being seen, will likely have a big impact in the weeks to come. Add to that continuing tariff craziness and just plain old changing of seasons, and things are poised to get crazier, price-wise.
Lewis becoming new Saint Anselm president in July
read more…: Lewis becoming new Saint Anselm president in JulyDr. Michael Lewis has been named the 12th president of Saint Anselm College, effective July 1, 2026. Dr. Lewis currently serves as Provost and Chief Academic Officer at Saint Louis University. He will succeed President Joseph A. Favazza, Ph.D., who will retire on June 30, 2026.
City seeking proposals from seasonal vendors for various park locations
read more…: City seeking proposals from seasonal vendors for various park locationsThe Parks, Recreation and Cemeteries Committee is seeking proposals from vendors for exclusive rights to vend their products at assigned facilities for a seven-month period, April 1-October 31, 2026.
Ink Link Publisher/Editor Carol Robidoux shares what makes local news tick
read more…: Ink Link Publisher/Editor Carol Robidoux shares what makes local news tickCarol Robidoux, New Hampshire Press Association’s 2020 Journalist of the Year, addressed a group of 25 UNH OLLI life-long learning members on Friday afternoon at UNH’s Manchester millyard campus.
March 28: Queen City Black Market returns – bigger venue with more vendors, music and the macabre
read more…: March 28: Queen City Black Market returns – bigger venue with more vendors, music and the macabreThe city’s most unique collection of alternative and dark-hearted goods, Queen City Black Market, returns to Manchester March 28 for its second year, this time in a brand new highly esoteric location.
Bobbie Bagley to be honored March 27 with NASW-NH 2026 Citizen of the Year Award
read more…: Bobbie Bagley to be honored March 27 with NASW-NH 2026 Citizen of the Year AwardThis prestigious statewide honor is awarded to an individual who has made significant contributions to the well-being of the community and has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to social justice and human rights.
Refugee organization’s rent reduction request tabled
read more…: Refugee organization’s rent reduction request tabledOn Tuesday, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen Committee on Community Improvement tabled a request by the Organization for Refugee and Immigrant Success to reduce its rent at 434 Lake Ave. in the hopes of avoiding cuts to their services.
TIF District complicates incomplete Dunlap Building tax relief request
read more…: TIF District complicates incomplete Dunlap Building tax relief requestUntil recently, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen have given out several 79E property tax relief grants, including one for the Dunlap Building intended to help transform a former office building into new housing. However, there is now a possibility that tax relief could potentially not happen.