MANCHESTER, NH – Manchester Police Department is again participating in National Night Out Aug. 5 from 5-8 p.m. at Hartnett Lot,
I wrote about an accident that I had in February in this column when it happened. In short, I was moving a futon into my basement, skipped a step on the stairs and face-planted, breaking my nose and fracturing my two front teeth. As it turned out, my front teeth needed to be extracted and replaced with dental implants and new crowns.
As the summer heat stretches on, customers are seeing higher energy bills due to increased usage before multiple August rate changes take effect. Eversource is continuing to connect with customers to help them manage their usage and cost.
Manchester is my home. I love this city, and I’m here to stay. We’ve had great economic success the past couple of years, but if we don’t balance it out by strengthening our social and physical infrastructure, it will all be for naught.
Meet Keith Howard, Manchester resident and community leader, and the author of Unclaimed, But Loud: The Memoir of a Shy and Retiring Boy Who Was Neither. Howard is a New Hampshire native and former director of Hope for New Hampshire Recovery and Liberty House for homeless and struggling veterans in Manchester, and happens to be a veteran and recovered addict himself.
On Saturday, August 2, from 2-6 p.m., 50501 NH will host Rage Against the Regime at the New Hampshire State House as part of the 50501 Movement’s National Day of Action. Protests will take place in all 50 states demanding an end to the authoritarianism of the Trump administration.
We made it through another heat wave, how are you going to spend your first weekend of August, enjoying all that the New Hampshire summer has to offer?
Bryce is a collaborative leader for Manchester who will work with anyone to benefit our city. He has integrity, intelligence, and vision.
Many of us crank up the party music when the weather gets warm and we can open the car windows to blast our favorite music out to the world. As a Boomer, I especially love having “my” music play as I pull up to a stop light where the car next to me is blaring something from the 21st century that I never heard of.
Let’s be real – some workplaces just don’t feel good. You can sense it the moment you walk in (been there before.) Employees are checked out, leadership is disconnected, and meetings feel more like a waste of time than a space for collaboration. I’ve been in meetings that felt like they were designed for the people running them, not for the people attending. They weren’t balanced, they weren’t brain-friendly, and they didn’t leave room for real discussion.