No recommendation made on defunding ICE agreement line item for upcoming Thursday vote

read more…: No recommendation made on defunding ICE agreement line item for upcoming Thursday vote

“If ICE can do its job effectively with its resources available currently in hand, then why are we trying to force ourselves into doing its job and trying to partner with ICE to house some of the inmates in our facility, which is not in good shape,” said State Rep. Sanjeez Manohar of Nashua.

‘Don’t take our neighbors’: Public voices opposition to Hillsborough County’s affiliation with ICE  

read more…: ‘Don’t take our neighbors’: Public voices opposition to Hillsborough County’s affiliation with ICE  

People voiced their overwhelming opposition to Hillsborough County entering into an agreement with ICE to hold detainees at the Valley Street Jail during a public hearing Wednesday on the county’s proposed $147.4 million budget for 2026.

Calling all Classmates: Manchester Memorial High School Class of 1985 Reunion set for September 6

read more…: Calling all Classmates: Manchester Memorial High School Class of 1985 Reunion set for September 6

The Manchester Memorial High School Class of 1985 will be celebrating its 40th reunion on Saturday, September 6, 2025, from 5-9 p..m at the Oscar Barn Venue at 191 W. River Road in Hooksett. It will be an inside and outside (weather permitting) affair where attendees will enjoy music from the ’80s, delicious food, lawn games and reminiscing around a fire pit.

Why I Left the Free State Cult

read more…: Why I Left the Free State Cult

I wanted out. Fearing backlash, I slowly, passively removed myself from FSP circles. I stopped attending events and unfriended thousands on Facebook. In early 2016, when Ian Freeman publicly claimed that children can consent to sex, I opted for a formal cleaving.

May Revenues show Business Tax growth over prior year, but still short of target

read more…: May Revenues show Business Tax growth over prior year, but still short of target

May is not a critical month for State revenue collections, but policymakers in the State Budget’s Committee of Conference have been seeking any additional information they can find that could help inform final revenue projection negotiations for the budget. As a result, revenues in May have received more scrutiny than usual as policymakers look for hints about the future.

Students, alumni advocate for Job Corps while waiting for court opinion

read more…: Students, alumni advocate for Job Corps while waiting for court opinion

A day before a federal court in New York is to hear an injunction requesting the court  block the Trump administration’s order shutting down 99 Job Corps sites nationwide, an aspiring student and former New Hampshire graduate spoke about the program’s importance at a news conference Monday at Manchester Community College.

Thousands in New Hampshire join in national ‘NO KINGS’ protests

read more…: Thousands in New Hampshire join in national ‘NO KINGS’ protests

A protester who was reluctant to be identified said, “Honestly, right now, I’m afraid. I read something by Elie Wiesel years ago. And he said, it’s not the people that stood up. It’s not the people who did bad things. It’s the people in the middle who did nothing. So I don’t want to live with the fact that I did nothing.  And that’s what’s keeping me coming out here. Because I have to stand up for my country and my child and her freedom.”

Anti-ICE activists gather for peaceful procession down Granite Street

read more…: Anti-ICE activists gather for peaceful procession down Granite Street

Approximately 150 feet people gathered at Veterans Park, walking to the corner or Elm Street and Granite Street and then all the way down Granite Street and back as part of an effort to raise local awareness about ongoing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids happening across the country

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