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On Thursday, September 18, Easterseals NH officially opened the state’s first Military & Veterans Campus with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that brought together over 1,000 Veterans, service members, dignitaries, community leaders, and families from across New Hampshire.
With the war continuing to rage in Ukraine, five members of Ukraine’s Parliament will visit New Hampshire on September 22 – 28 as a part of the World Affairs Council of New Hampshire’s exchange programs.
Hollie Noveletsky, a longtime New Hampshire business leader, nurse practitioner, Army reserves veteran announced today her campaign for the United States Congress. A candidate in 2024, Noveletsky is running to deliver affordable living, strong security, and a renewed focus on American manufacturing in Washington.
Your right to know — it’s an almost sacred concept here in the United States, enshrined in the Constitution’s Bill of Rights. What do you know about that right, and the news organizations that keep you informed? Today, we’re talking about something we hope you’re about to hear a lot more of, the Know Your News campaign.
The press plays an important role in holding government accountable, but the public does too, by keeping an eye on their local and state officials.
The Greater Manchester Chamber is accepting nominations for the 2025 Citizen of the Year award, a tradition that goes back to 1954 honoring those in the community who have made an indelible mark through leadership and service.
Police have determined a pipe bomb threat reported via email at Southern NH University was not credible – but the investigation did force an evacuation of the library.
We walked into the gymnasium, grabbed our ballots, dodged a piece of tumbleweed, and voted in less than five minutes. This begs the question: Where was everyone?
Joe Kelly Levasseur embodies everything wrong with Manchester politics: a parasitic presence draining taxpayer dollars and bullying anyone standing in his way. As his house of cards collapses, he attempts to gaslight our city into believing his resignation as chairman of the board of mayor and aldermen represented some noble stand.
After months of informal talks, health officials from 10 Northeastern states have announced they’re forming a bloc called the Northeast Public Health Collaborative to issue vaccine guidance and coordinate public health efforts independent of the federal government. New Hampshire is not among them.
Two men from New York have been indicted for attempting to scam an elderly Seabrook resident out of $20,000, claiming she owed money to Paypal for an overpayment.
New Hampshire’s economy has been moving beyond the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, but some of the changes appear to be here to stay.
The question remains: Can we prioritize the well-being of our children, or will we allow influential figures and organizations to dictate our future and impose globalism? It is crucial that we set aside our minor disagreements to effectively confront the threat of globalism. True freedom is not free, and we must move beyond the left versus right narrative.
After voting, Mike Becker put his “I voted!” sticker proudly on the side of his helmet, which I thought was the perfect spot.
A woman has died as a result of injuries sustained in a traffic accident, and an arrest warrant has been issued for the driver.
The harm or threats charge, a class B felony, alleges Anderson “knowingly threatened to commit the crime of homicide and/or assault against Gov. Ayotte, for the purpose of influencing such official’s action or in retaliation for action taken as part of such official’s’ government duties.”
Alderman At-Large Joseph Kelly Levasseur has announced that he is resigning as chair of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) and has apologized to Manchester Health Department Director Anna Thomas.
Manchester Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying an individual connected to a series of burglaries in the city.
Demolition of what remained of the Hunt Memorial Pool is underway, which the city expects to take about three weeks.
Dana Dexter earned 51 percent of the vote in Tuesday’s primary and will advance to the November 4 general election for Ward 3 Alderman.