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Daily operations for UNH Manchester will be moved from the existing campus, at 400 Commercial St. into five of the Pandora Building’s six floors.
Upon declaration of a Snow Emergency, any vehicle parked on the streets will be towed and impounded. Look for the blinking strobe lights placed at various intersections throughout the City, listen to local radio or TV stations, or call the Highway Department at 603-624-6444 with any questions.
Manchester Fire personnel doused the fire as AMR workers began performing CPR on both occupants. The two men were brought to a local hospital and treated with Narcan, which is used to counter the effects of heroin overdose. Police believe the two may have overdosed on heroin and that the driver’s foot was holding down the gas pedal.
Detectives approached Rivera and located 100 of the oxycontin pills, with an estimated street value of $4,000. They also located approximately $780 in cash, and the vehicle Rivera arrived in, a 2005 GMC pick-up truck. The truck was towed to police headquarters and a full search of the vehicle will be completed once a search warrant is signed.
Members of the business community are giving hands-on guidance to FIRST Junior STEAM Ahead classes, another benefit of the collaboration with FIRST, which recruited mentors for their expertise.
Four charged with criminal trespassing after someone called to say four people had taken over a West Side apartment against the occupant’s will.
Arrested and charged with lewdness were the driver, Jerry Gappens, 53, of Bedford, GM of NH Motor Speedway; and Kendra Johnson, 19, of Manchester. Gappens will appear in the 9th Circuit Court on February 25, 2015. Johnson will appear on February 26, 2015.
Until now, Montessori education in New Hampshire has only been available in the private sector with an annual tuition often too costly for many families to consider. Mill Falls, like all other public schools, offers a tuition-free option for residents of New Hampshire. The 2015/16 School Year marks Mill Falls fourth year of operation.
Samantha Furman made an attempt to stop her vehicle, but her car slid on the ice and snow. Furman said she used her horn in an attempt to get Stephen Scarlett’s attention, but he did not hear her horn and he was struck by her vehicle.
Nery Cruz was charged with possession of a controlled drug with intent to distribute, a felony, and possession of a controlled drug also a felony. He was released on $2,000 personal recognizance bail and is scheduled in court on March 2.