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US Postal Workers are asking the public’s support during a Nov. 14 action day and vigil.
Hillside Middle School student wants candidates to pick up after themselves and clean up campaign signs left on her school’s “front lawn.”
Parking tickets suck. But the new Manchester NH Connect mobile app makes it practically painless to pay up. I said practically!
More from Keene State College freshman Rick Kfoury in the aftermath of the Oct. 20 Keene Pumpkinfest riot.
Join the HOPE for Recovery from addiction rally at NH Statehouse, Oct. 18, 2014, 11a.m. -2 p.m.
New Hampshire is a fiercely independent state with one of the most civically engaged citizenries in the nation. It’s a
THE SOAPBOX New Hampshire senior citizens, their families, and neighbors, should do their homework and vote in self-defense on November
New Hampshire could be in the forefront nationally when attempting to disrupt this outdated model where recently Secretary Arne Duncan approved a waiver request from districts in California and Massachusetts, why not New Hampshire’s Manchester district?
Granite Staters need a Congresswoman who understands what real middle class Americans are going through – someone who will vote to help us, not hurt us.
Garcia has a proven track record of voting against the middle class. The middle class needs a real representative, like Annie Kuster.
“Our school system plays an important part in the health and vigor of the city. We all have a vested interest is seeing good outcomes for students. They are the future workforce and our future civic leaders. We are all beginning to realize that the success of our young people rests on everyone’s shoulders. ” – Kathy Staub, Manchester Board of School Committee member At-Large