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Mayor Jay Ruais on Monday announced the next in a series of ward-by-ward town hall-style meetings which will take place in Ward 2 on Dec. 5 from 6-7 p.m. at Hillside Middle School, 112 Reservoir Avenue.
In one of the last campaign events of this election cycle, Congressman Chris Pappas, gubertanorial candidate Joyce Craig, and other candidates met with members of the Nepalese immigrant community. The event was held at the Dancing Yeti Bar & Grill in Manchester.
Clinton has a long history with Granite State and New Hampshire’s democratic party establishment. His 1992 NH Primary race earned him the “Comeback Kid” nickname and began decades-long friendships. US Senator Jeanne Shaheen and her husband Billie are two friends in attendance. The Senator kicked off the slate of speeches.
“This may be the most important election of our lifetime. You know, we say that every election. But I think this year, it really is true. Because we have a choice between two very different ideas for the future of America in this election.” said Shaheen.
Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais has announced a town hall meeting in Ward 6. The town hall will take place at McLaughlin Middle School (201 Jack Lovering Dr.) on Thursday, Sept. 5, 6 to 8 p.m.
On Wednesday the Harris for President campaign held a reproductive freedom rally in Concord as part of their nationwide “Fight for Reproductive Freedom” Week of Action. Second Gentlemen Doug Emhoff was the keynote speaker for the event.
Join us for an afternoon, 9-hole golf tournament at Passaconaway Country Club. On Thursday, September 26, 2024, Elliot Health System will be holding the annual Fall Fest Golf Tournament.
The World Affairs Council of New Hampshire will bring an amazing opportunity to Manchester and the broader community. This unique, and fun, reception will provide you with the opportunity to meet with, talk to, and learn from five members of Ukraine’s Parliament at a community reception at Stark Mill Brewing in the city’s historic millyard.
Thanking teachers and students We can never spend enough time recognizing the good things, going on in our communities. Hillside
In this season of school graduations, we take a moment to thank all the teachers and mentors out there.
The Manchester Conservation Commission is thrilled to host its fifth free outdoor event at the Amoskeag Fishways, a unique opportunity for our community.