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The Soapbox: Director Beloin’s hard work punished, not rewarded

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Following the departure of Schonna Green from Manchester in 2022, six people applied to take over what would become the position of Director of Homeless Initiatives and later the Director of Housing Stability. Manchester Fire Department Chief Ryan Cashin said Adrienne Beloin was “far and away the number-one pick.”

70+ restaurants (and counting) want to knock your Taco Tour socks off

read more…: 70+ restaurants (and counting) want to knock your Taco Tour socks off

“Taco Tour Manchester would not be possible if it weren’t for the restaurants at the core of our vibrant community. We cannot wait for event attendees to discover something new and experience all that downtown Manchester has to offer,” said Cole Riel, Director of Small Business and Community Development at the Greater Manchester Chamber.

Letters: To my elected officials, I urge you to refrain from voting to terminate Adrienne Beloin

read more…: Letters: To my elected officials, I urge you to refrain from voting to terminate Adrienne Beloin

A decision to terminate Adrienne’s employment would not only undermine the progress achieved thus far but would also have far-reaching consequences for our community. It would disrupt the momentum gained and leave many vulnerable individuals without the type of crucial support they need.

The Soapbox: Board of Mayor and Aldermen ill-equipped to deal with homelessness crisis

read more…: The Soapbox: Board of Mayor and Aldermen ill-equipped to deal with homelessness crisis

As someone who was homeless myself – three years ago –  I have a unique understanding of the homelessness crisis that our Board of Mayor and Aldermen don’t have. Since I worked remotely before moving up to New Hampshire in February 2016, I was able to continue working while I stayed at the New Horizons shelter at 199 Manchester Street.

Rick Kaiser shares stories from Navy SEAL days with guests at Boys & Girls Club Speaker Series luncheon

read more…: Rick Kaiser shares stories from Navy SEAL days with guests at Boys & Girls Club Speaker Series luncheon

Kaiser met with nearly 40 VIP guests at a special Meet & Greet before speaking for over an hour about the Navy SEALs, his time in the military, and sharing personal stories. He also posed with a dozen veterans from all eras. Guests could purchase Kaiser’s book, Frogman Stories, which he graciously signed.

Letters: Elected officials need to stop playing political games

read more…: Letters: Elected officials need to stop playing political games

Our elected officials need to stop playing political games in demanding that everyone “kiss the ring” instead of putting their egos aside and opening their ears and eyes to the FACTS (which have been presented to them time and time again); last Tuesday’s meeting, and the fallout that came after, are a perfect example of this abuse of power.

The Soapbox: Anti-LGBTQ bills would violate the rights of LGBTQ+ Granite Staters

read more…: The Soapbox: Anti-LGBTQ bills would violate the rights of LGBTQ+ Granite Staters

On Friday the New Hampshire State Senate voted on party lines to advance two pieces of hostile legislation specifically targeting the rights of transgender people to live their lives on the same terms as other Granite Staters: SB 341 and SB 375. SB 341 was passed 13-10, with Senator Denise Ricciardi absent and arriving after the vote. SB 375 was voted Ought to Pass with Amendment 14-10.

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