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Ayotte says no ICE detention center in Merrimack after discussion with Noem

read more…: Ayotte says no ICE detention center in Merrimack after discussion with Noem

“This proves the power of the people is more powerful than the people in power ,and pressure we put on governor worked. All those phone calls, emails and letters – I think she saw the writing on the wall that to represent her state she needed to get ICE out of New Hampshire,” Rung said minutes after the governor’s announcement.

NH Food Bank director to attend State of the Union address in D.C. with Shaheen

read more…: NH Food Bank director to attend State of the Union address in D.C. with Shaheen

U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) on Monday announced that Elsy Cipriani, the Executive Director of the New Hampshire Food Bank, will be her guest for President Trump’s State of the Union address to Congress Tuesday night to highlight the growing affordability crisis that many Americans are facing, including rising food and grocery prices.

Protesters return to Merrimack to voice continued opposition to proposed ICE facility

read more…: Protesters return to Merrimack to voice continued opposition to proposed ICE facility

As speculation continues over proposed U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in town, on Saturday protesters descended upon Merrimack’s town hall once again to express their opposition to the facility as well as tactics used by ICE across the country.

Hassan calls for investigation into Secretary Noem following ICE director’s testimony

read more…: Hassan calls for investigation into Secretary Noem following ICE director’s testimony

U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan (D-NH) is calling on the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Inspector General to open an investigation into Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem after the head of the U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement testified under oath that Noem’s improper comments “put a bias” onto the ongoing investigations into the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti. 

Board of School Committee forwards three school budget options to Aldermen

read more…: Board of School Committee forwards three school budget options to Aldermen

Following a special meeting on Feb. 18, 2026, the Manchester Board of School Committee has approved five Fiscal Year 2027 proposed budgets for approval by the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen, , three of which reflected options on the potential Manchester School District budget for the upcoming fiscal year.

Aldermen okay allowing funding to be used for upcoming Elm Street shelter

read more…: Aldermen okay allowing funding to be used for upcoming Elm Street shelter

With just days before the expiration of the current agreement between the City of Manchester and the operators of the homeless shelter and engagement center on Beech Street, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved funding requests from Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais related to a more streamlined version of the shelter located at 200 Elm Street.

Malafronte continues trend of positive MHT reports

read more…: Malafronte continues trend of positive MHT reports

In the annual presentation on the airport’s year in review to the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen’s Special Committee on Airport Activities, MHT Airport Director Tom Malafronte provided a positive report, echoing past positive reports from former MHT Airport Director Ted Kitchens in 2021, 2022 and 2024 among others.

The Soapbox: Economic impact or economic illusion? A closer look at the Merrimack ICE proposal

read more…: The Soapbox: Economic impact or economic illusion? A closer look at the Merrimack ICE proposal

Before entering public service, I spent part of my professional career reviewing and drafting environmental and economic impact statements. Those documents shape major public decisions. They are supposed to present facts clearly, test assumptions rigorously, and weigh both benefits and costs honestly. I learned quickly that the most important question is not what an impact statement includes—but what it leaves out.

Planning Board gives positive reaction to shift from rooming house to apartment building

read more…: Planning Board gives positive reaction to shift from rooming house to apartment building

A proposal to convert a former office building at 22 Hazel St. into five apartments moved forward at the Manchester Planning Board’s first meeting of February after the property owner withdrew an earlier plan to create a 14-unit rooming house that drew significant neighborhood opposition last fall.

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