Dr. Leapley has helped develop important policies to; create equitable opportunities for all students, create systems of accountability that require annual goal setting and reporting of results, and helped develop a board ethics policy. She always asks for information and uses data to make informed decisions.
Finally, as she always does, my wife became the voice of reason, pointing out that based on some old pictures of me as a kid on Halloween, I wasn’t exactly putting on a trick-or-treating Masterclass. There are pictures of me as a magician. As Daniel Boone, of course. As Casper the Friendly Ghost. As Batman, of course.
Bryce’s experience as Chair of the city Planning Board has proven to be a tremendous benefit for Manchester. His extensive knowledge of the zoning and planning regulations as well as his desire to ask questions and have conversations with concerned residents and stakeholders exhibits only some of his skills that would be a huge asset to the city as the Ward 1 Alderman.
For the past four years, Bryce has served on the Planning Board and is currently seated as Chair. This experience is not to be taken lightly. As Chair of the Planning Board, Bryce exhibits strong leadership skills and has proven that he can work with a diverse group of people to gain consensus and come to a conclusion that is best for all involved. He also works across multiple city departments to understand the complexity of any challenge he is faced with.
On-the-job hands-on training program – find your future here in Manchester’s biotech hub.
But I would not be the teacher am I today if it weren’t for one dedicated and passionate English professor who I had in multiple courses at Plymouth State. In fact, if it were not for Meg Petersen, I doubt very much that I would’ve ever stepped foot in a classroom.
Gradually, over the past decade, New Hampshire has been building the premier global hub for the emerging biofabrication and regenerative medicine industry. In other words: a new industry devoted to manufacturing cells, tissue, and organs that can revolutionize healthcare outcomes and quality of life for the better. And it’s happening right here.
Now Chris wants to take his spirit and strong work ethic to the Board of Aldermen. I am certain Chris Morgan will be a tremendous asset to the Board and will further the best interests of not only our future leaders but also of all citizens.
I am writing to express the importance of parents and teachers working together as a unified team to ensure the best possible education for our children. In the realm of education, the partnership between parents and schools is a fundamental tenet of a successful and well-rounded learning experience.
I have personally seen what Chris has done for thousands of Manchester’s kids and families. His youth sports organization, which he runs and manages himself, has brought thousands of kids and families together on fields across our city. It’s clear Chris Morgan cares about this community and its youth by putting in so much time and energy building important sports programs in places our city is lacking.
The Three-Minute Fiction Slam Finals will be held on November 11 at 5 p.m. at Webster Hall on the SNHU campus. To make it to the finals, however, you first have to win one of the preliminary rounds.
As the NH Sisters of Mercy celebrate 165 years since our founding in 1858 in Manchester, we note that the seeds of Mercy were planted in Ireland in 1831 by Catherine McAuley, our founder. Her close friend, Frances Warde, transplanted those seeds to fertile soil in 36 foundations. At present, there are over 2,000 Sisters of Mercy in the U.S.
The heart of Manchester is set to transform into a Halloween Spooktacular as Mayor Joyce Craig is thrilled to announce the much-anticipated return of Downtown Trick-or-Treating, scheduled for Friday, October 27, from 3:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. This bewitching celebration invites the entire community to join in the festivities and indulge in an array of treats, surprises, and family-friendly activities in Downtown Manchester.
This is the NAACP/Manchester branch’s major fundraiser for the year.
The next few days look to be perfect to get you out of the house! Check out all the Halloween-y activities and more!
A semi-annual Rare Coin and Currency Expo returns to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, 700 Elm St., for two days, Friday, Oct. 27 and Saturday, Oct. 28 brought to you by EBW Promotions, LLC.
Recent action by NH Gov Chris Sununu and his Attorney General John Formella to showboat an increase of border patrol enforcement 10 fold and expend $1.4 million of NH tax money is way over the top and unnecessary. Let’s remember that NH only borders Canada for 58 miles, virtually all of which is heavy forest, with the exception of a small country road crossing at Pittsburg, NH.
The exchange between the Käthe-Kollwitz Gymnasium in Neustadt an der Weinstraße, Germany and the High Schools in Manchester, New Hampshire was established in 1990 and is supposed to let the participants experience “world culture.” This year our group of 16 German students arrived on September 30 in Manchester and I will give you some insight of our experiences in the U.S. and the activities we did so far.
t was a beautiful autumn day Oct. 14in Arms Park for the Second Annual Disability Justice Parade, hosted by ABLE NH. Self-advocates, advocates, and supportive partners from organizations across New Hampshire marched down Commercial Street led by the Leftist Marching Band, holding signs with messages asking for equal rights and opportunities for all.
‘Twas the week before Halloween and Elm Street is jumping with spooky good fun that will get your heart pumping.