The city’s only Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), Riverwoods Manchester is an affiliate of the RiverWoods Group, headquartered in Exeter.
Unfortunately, a lot of those impacted by the rising rents and low inventory of affordable housing are low income and that’s exacerbating the homelessness crisis, says Bianka Beaudoin, Executive Director of The Way Home.
The New Hampshire Department of Business and Economic Affairs (BEA) announces Scott Crowder as the state’s first director of Outdoor Recreation Industry Development (ORID).
The Majestic Theatre will offer daytime summer theatre camps in 2021. Half-day camps will be open for youth 5-7 years of age and full-day camps for youth 8 – 14 years of age. The Majestic prides itself on a strong core of camp directors and instructors all having many years of experience in all aspects of theatre as well as experience working with children and teens.
Bangor Savings Bank, which recently opened a location on Elm Street in Manchester, announced $140,000 in grants on Wednesday, including several grants to Manchester-based non-profit organizations.
Peter Cottontail to make advance appearance, give out goody bags to kids.
The brevity of Maple Weekend results in crowds of people accumulating at sugarhouses, making social distancing nearly impossible. To combat this issue, NHMPA is extending Maple Weekend to the entire month of March, allowing for more spread-out visitations.
It’s no secret that more people want greater access to more local news and stories of interest close to home these days. In Carol’s words “the Ink Link tries to make sure that local advertisers on the site add value for the reader and in return hopes that readers will support the advertisers thus creating a sustainable news ecosystem.” This is the ideal time to engage as a community. More participation, more stories, more local news.
The PPP funding approved by Congress in December totaled $285 billion and was part of a $900 billion stimulus package called the Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits, and Venues Act. Businesses have until March 31 to apply for a loan from a qualified lending institution.
Phillips Exeter sophomore and 15-year-old Aaron Joy has raised $5,000 for Hillside Middle School and $1,000 for Jewett Street Elementary School in Manchester, with the money being put toward new Chromebooks for students at both schools.
Solving the affordable housing deficit in the Granite State remains a priority for housing advocates.
The Farmers Dinner welcomes back guest chef Chris Viaud of Greenleaf & Culture for a one-of-a-kind event!
he New Hampshire College & University Council is moving forward with its annual career fair this spring, but instead of gathering in person downtown, NHCUC is offering this event virtually in order to connect hundreds of soon-to-be college grads with several dozen employers.
Elisabeth Reynolds, who grew up in Manchester, will focus on manufacturing, economic growth and jobs.
The Friends of New Hampshire Drug Courts today announced that former long-time Easterseals NH president and CEO Larry J. Gammon joined the Friends board of directors.
It’s been two years in the making but it’s finally move-in day at the Factory on Willow, something like Manchester has never seen before. Now open for living and creating, 61 units of living space that doubles as workspace tucked inside a modern open-concept “smart-building” interior wrapped in a renovated 1880 stately brick factory.
Do you rent or know of a building in Manchester with inadequate or unsafe basic facilities such as heat, plumbing or electricity? Does your building always pass inspection by the city when you know it shouldn’t and it leaves you feeling helpless about raising valid safety concerns for you or your family with your landlord? Are you constantly reporting roaches, bed bugs or mice infestations only for nothing to happen?
On Friday morning, in the massive parking lot of Comcast on East Industrial Drive, cars – five across and 20 deep – were lined up waiting to obtain a 30-pound box of food at the state’s largest Mobile Food Pantry.
In gratitude and support of the COVID-19 efforts of local first responders and front-line health care workers, the UpReach Therapeutic Equestrian Center has launched “Caring Connections” a program designed to help combat compassion fatigue.
