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Calling all happy campers and glampers: Pop-up ‘Campery’ shop on Elm Street is open for business

read more…: Calling all happy campers and glampers: Pop-up ‘Campery’ shop on Elm Street is open for business

The pop-up shop in collaboration with several popular local and international retailers is providing a one-stop shopping experience to purchase themed and seasonal gifts to encourage you, your family and friends to “explore more” and spend time outdoors. What you’ll find are glamping goodies, gifts for your furry friends, hostess gifts, nature-based toys for kids, tools for the men in your life, notebooks, puzzles, snowshoes, and outdoor gear for the entire family.

Support local businesses: ‘Shop Small’ this holiday season… and every day

read more…: Support local businesses: ‘Shop Small’ this holiday season… and every day

This year, Small Business Saturday will be held on November 26th, marking the 13th celebration of this event. Celebrated each year on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, Small Business Saturday is a way for consumers to make an impact in their community by supporting independently-owned businesses during the holiday season. The SBA is proud to be a cosponsor of Small Business Saturday, which was founded by American Express in 2010.

Aldermen agree to Hartnett/Pearl amendment, Transportation Center agreement

read more…: Aldermen agree to Hartnett/Pearl amendment, Transportation Center agreement

On Tuesday night, the Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved an amendment to a master development agreement (MDA) between the City of Manchester and Lansing Melbourne Group, the development company that has agreed to new affordable housing units at what is now the Pearl Street and Hartnett Parking lots.

Street life, storage bins and one landlady’s resolve to pilot privately-funded ‘pod community’

read more…: Street life, storage bins and one landlady’s resolve to pilot privately-funded ‘pod community’

New Hampshire is in the midst of a housing crisis that extends beyond the shortage of market-rate units, past the working poor to include the state’s homeless population, a problem that has been accelerated by a lapse in statewide emergency housing funding and an increasing number of people being evicted after the COVID-19 eviction moratorium expired over the summer.

A growing club: Membership-based direct primary care reimagines health coverage

read more…: A growing club: Membership-based direct primary care reimagines health coverage

Siobhan Benham’s focus has shifted, too. She’s no longer mainly reacting to serious health issues, but rather working with patients on how to prevent them. This is all made possible through direct primary care — a model in which patients pay a monthly fee directly to their provider for services instead of the physician billing insurance.

County attorney candidate seeks to adjust priorities in Hillsborough County

read more…: County attorney candidate seeks to adjust priorities in Hillsborough County

As Election Day draws closer, New Hampshire voters might not realize that they will be voting for county attorneys along with all of the other much more noticeable races. Nevertheless, Nicholas Sarwark is doing everything he can to tell the voters of Hillsborough County his vision on how to provide efficient and effective justice for victims of crime.

Founders Academy students attend Honor Flight New England send off

read more…: Founders Academy students attend Honor Flight New England send off

Early Sunday morning October 23, students and parents of The Founders Academy Public Charter School went to the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport to wish 25 veterans well as they traveled with Honor Flight New England to the nation’s capital to visit the memorials. Students held flags and homemade signs and greeted these heroes with handshakes and hugs. 

Mayor joins Squad One for look at city’s outreach for those seeking relief from homelessness, opioid abuse

read more…: Mayor joins Squad One for look at city’s outreach for those seeking relief from homelessness, opioid abuse

Last week, Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig joined Manchester Fire Department Chief Ryan Cashin and members of the Manchester Fire Department Community Response Unit Team, also known as Squad One, to get a first-hand look at outreach efforts with those in need as winter approaches.

Canine companions in the courtroom: Dogs in court may soon become common practice

read more…: Canine companions in the courtroom: Dogs in court may soon become common practice

Presently, 26 states have developed programs where judicial systems partner with facility dogs to support crime victims. 16 of those states have laws that allow the use of man’s best friend in legal proceedings, eight of which have legislation permitting their use to assist witnesses giving testimony in court. 

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