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Manchester residents are invited to come together on May 7 at UNH Manchester for a community conversation on this timely topic.
Fourth grade classes around New Hampshire were encouraged to create 60 second videos for the Class Act Video Awards using their imagination, as well as what they’ve learned about the state, to show visitors how much fun it would be to visit New Hampshire.
Arrest logs are public information. Here are last week’s arrest blotter from Manchester police.
Between 2000 and 2013, the death rate from heroin overdoses nationwide nearly quadrupled. In 2014, New Hampshire saw 300 deaths attributed to drug overdoses, but the death toll could have been much worse were it not for naloxone which quickly reverses the effects of opioids, including heroin and most prescription painkillers.
This was an important step because emergency services responded to more than 30 calls for service during the past year. The calls included squatters, a gunshot wound, a stabbing, an aggravated felonious sexual assault, and 11 overdoses calls-one of which resulted in a fatality.
U.S. Attorney John Kacavas said he felt “no small measure of sadness” in tendering his resignation.
Liberty House Executive Director Keith Howard will be living in a170-square-foot cargo trailer for one year. Find out why.
After a scandalous week for the Manchester School Board member, David Wihby has resigned his seat.
Customer with handful of lottery tickets allegedly robbed and assaulted after the alleged robber offered to sell him pot.
Unfortunately for the would be robber, the clerk pulled out a large stick and raised it above his head. His actions scared away the man, identified as Leo Rochon, who fled the store empty-handed.