For more than three decades, Leadership Greater Manchester (LGM) has sought to educate, engage and develop the next generation of community leaders in the greater Manchester region. We are now accepting applications for the Leadership Greater Manchester Class of 2024!
Solving shortage of workers who know how to work with old buildings will have economic, housing, environmental benefits, New England historic preservation groups say.
Bank problems have dominated newscasts in recent weeks. Headlines about banks being closed, bailouts, and stock price swings can create a lot of anxiety for the average person. Should we be concerned?
What could be sweeter than a one-year anniversary celebration wrapped up with a “grand opening” ribbon cutting? For Rita and Mark McCabe, perhaps only the taste of their unique product is sweeter: flash-frozen ice cream, which continues to bring customers through the door.
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) will begin a multi-phase runway reconstruction project on April 1, 2023, that is scheduled to be completed by mid-September 2023. The project will include the complete rehabilitation of the primary runway, 17-35, and the partial rehabilitation of the crosswind runway, 6-24.
Volunteers are needed for roles such as security, first aid, ticket booth support, front gate support, kids’ area operation, set-up, take-down and more.
Annmarie French has been named interim director of the NH Coalition to End Homelessness as Executive Director Stephanie Savard steps down.
Creativity, collaboration and problem-solving skills are at a premium in the evolving future of work. On March 25, 51 student teams competed at Bedford High School demonstrating those skills in solving STEAM-based Challenges: Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math and Service Learning.
Swim With A Mission (SWAM) recently presented Liberty House with a check for $30,000 to help support homeless and struggling veterans in New Hampshire.
When Sarra Dennehy Lynch founded the NH chapter of Best Buddies in 2014, she was ‘blown away by the success, passion, energy and joy of all these people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Their celebration of life was incredible.’
Selected from among other outstanding youth, Zainab B., of Manchester, has been named the Youth of the Year by the Boys & Girls Club of Manchester. The Youth of the Year title is a prestigious honor bestowed upon an exemplary young person in recognition of leadership, service, academic excellence, and dedication to living a healthy lifestyle.
Melinda Asprey was busy fielding calls Thursday night, including one from a woman interested in smashing up her new place.
In addition to offering the almost 60 attendees the opportunity to visit 20+ agencies that serve parents and children, new families are invited by United Way to select items from the “Baby Boutique.”
Car enthusiasts looking to buy used or antique cars in Maine should be on alert for a new online scam.
Mark and Rita McCabe invite everyone to try their revolutionary Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream, 119 Hanover St., on March 22 from 4-6 p.m.
In this episode of The Granite Beat, hosts Adam Drapcho and Julie Hart speak with Manchester Ink Link founder Carol Robidoux, a veteran journalist who left behind the legacy outlets to create her hyperlocal news website to supply residents with local, reliable, and community-driven stories in a central hub. They discuss some of her recent stories, such as the Harmony Montgomery case, the affordable housing crisis and community-centered reporting.
“It has been an incredible opportunity here, but it’s also been a very heavy lift.” – Sonya Bellafant, 603 Legal Aid
Creativity, collaboration and problem-solving skills were on display Saturday in Meredith, NH as 43 student teams competed in the final N.H. Destination Imagination Regional Tournaments. The academic tournament showcases team innovation skills that are fundamental for the Future of Work.
The February housing market in New Hampshire wasn’t budging much from where it had been in January, with affordability and lack of inventory continuing to stall sales, though they were up slightly in February from 12 months before.
The low-fare carrier announced on Wednesday that its first flight out of Manchester will take place on June 21, beginning with a route to Raleigh, North Carolina. After that inaugural flight, Avelo will have flights on Thursdays and Sundays from the two cities at $39 one-way.