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Researchers are requesting the participation of New Hampshire firefighters, especially volunteer firefighters, in a huge study about the health risks of toxins, smoke and other carcinogens encountered on the job.
Law enforcement officials are investigating the suspicious death of an adult male in Manchester after a report of a shooting brought police out in force to an Elm Street address.
On Tuesday, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen will hold a vote to confirm Stan Garrity as Ward 9’s member on the Manchester Board of School Committee.
The Planning Board will meet on Thursday, February 19 at 6 p.m. for a limited public hearing and business meeting.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s office shared two documents late Thursday that provide more detail about plans for an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Merrimack, saying she only received them that day from the Department of Homeland Security.
A New Hampshire woman died Friday in a snowmobile accident in northern Maine, the Maine Warden Service reported Saturday.
More than 200 students at Memorial High School walked out of class Feb. 12 in a demonstration focused on immigration enforcement concerns, particularly fears surrounding potential U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity in the community.
Following the Executive Council’s denial of the Department of Safety’s request to extend the termination date of the State’s vehicle inspection contract with Gordon-Darby NHOST, Inc, the State currently has no approved vendor to operate the State’s vehicle inspection program. As a result, and after careful review of the legal implications under current state statutes of the lack of an approved vendor, the vehicle inspection program is suspended until further notice.
In a 10-8 vote on Feb. 10, the New Hampshire House of Representatives Committee on Education Funding approved an Inexpedient to Legislate (ITL) recommendation on HB 1831, a bill that would prevent approximately $10 million in state aid cuts to the Manchester School District.
The City of Manchester Health Department, with the input of a multitude of community partners and hundreds of resident voices, has released a portfolio of ten community needs assessments and community health improvement plans for Manchester action.