The Week Ahead: City meetings and agendas
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The free preparation course will be held on Monday October 20 from 6:-9 p.m. at Southern New Hampshire University, 2500 North River Road, Manchester. The class will be held in Webster Hall, first floor-Mara Auditorium.
This is the fourth year “Make the Grade” will award a brand new car to a junior or senior high school student who earns Honor Roll status the first, second and third quarters of the academic year.
The 8th Annual Manchester Police Footrace for the Fallen and annual Fire Prevention Week Kick-off Parade will both take place Oct. 5.
Late Oct. 2 the U.S. Marshal’s featured “Fugitive of the Week,” Jose Miranda was arrested in New York City by members of the NYPD. Miranda, 25, was last known to live in Manchester, N.H., and was wanted on both state and federal arrest warrants. A Federal arrest warrant was issued by the U.S. District Court in Concord, N.H for Supervised Release Violations, stemming from an original conviction and sentence for Distribution of Cocaine. The N.H. State Parole Board issued an arrest warrant for Parole Violations, as a result of a 2010 arrest for Reckless Conduct with a Firearm. During this incident, Miranda was involved in an exchange of gunfire while pushing a baby stroller.
Roger Hicks, 51, was arrested at about 11:05 a.m. at 68 Orange St., first floor and charged with the robbery.
It is important that you talk to your loved ones frequently, particularly those who are elderly, to find out if they have received unusual phone calls. Sometimes perpetrators caution victims not to speak to family members about what they’re doing, creating a sense of fear among seniors when the topic is raised. Be vigilant and persistent in protecting your friends, relatives or other vulnerable citizens.
An active investigation into the Oct. 3 bank robbery at Members First Credit Union is underway in Manchester, NH.
Detectives are waiting on the toxicology reports to assist in determining the cause of death. Foul play was not a factor in this case and Knox’s family has been notified of his death.
The complainants stated they were sitting in front of a residence on Laurel Street as Moquin allegedly walked up to the fence and began making derogatory, racial statements toward them. One of the victim’s, Alex Rivera, told Moquin to leave the area. Instead, Moquin allegedly pulled down his pants and flashed his buttocks in their direction. According to the police affidavit, Moquin then pulled down the front of his pants, grabbed his genitals and made additional derogatory statements.
Through this unique partnership between the high school and its partnership with Manchester Community College, the University System of New Hampshire and Southern New Hampshire University, high school students will be provided the opportunity to earn up to a full-year of college credits while they are in high school at no costs.
City expects heavy traffic and visitors flock to Manchester NH for full weekend of fun events.
According to an announcement posted Oct. 2 on the Netflix public relations site, Sandler’s Happy Madison Productions will work with Netflix to develop four films and premiere them exclusively to members.
Manchester NH Police detectives do not believe foul play was a factor in the death of the man, but they seek the public’s help in identifying him.
Highway crews will be working on Hackett Hill Road October 2-3. Hackett Hill Road will be reduced to one lane in the vicinity of the Manchester Fire Station/I-293 overpass.
At about 11 a.m. Manchester Police responded to the 99 Cent and Cigarette Mart, 352 Kelley Street, for a report of an attempted armed robbery. The clerk, Qaisar Anwar, stated an unknown assailant entered the store and demanded money, armed with a small handgun. Anwar told police he picked up a hammer from beneath the counter and chased the suspect from the store.
Over the next eight weeks, scheduled sessions will include more in-depth explanations of how the communications department works, cyber crime and juvenile law, the mounted patrol and K-9 units, crime prevention, CSI Manchester and the SWAT team.
The manager of the store called for an evacuation as a precautionary measure. Multiple officers assisted in the evacuation while continuing the investigation. Ultimately, they were able to identify a potential caller, who they believe to be a mentally challenged juvenile from outside of the City of Manchester. The juvenile will most likely not be charged for false public alarm, which is a felony level offense.
Mucci told The Associated Press that Dion frequents Dunkin’ Donuts shops and smokes Camel cigarettes, which he only smokes halfway before putting them out. The car Mucci is believed to have stolen bore the Florida tag G673WH.
A second suspect wanted in connection with an armed robbery outside of the Holiday Inn Express has turned himself in.