Weekly Entertainment Report: Music and lively arts May 21-24
read more…: Weekly Entertainment Report: Music and lively arts May 21-24Get your groove on. Music is out there waiting for you.
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Thursday’s weather: Sunny, cooler, high of 70
read more…: Thursday’s weather: Sunny, cooler, high of 70Get ready for a refreshing day ahead! Expect cooler temperatures with a delightful mix of sunshine and clouds. Highs will reach a pleasant 70°, accompanied by gentle northwesterly winds blowing at 5 to 15 mph. Enjoy the perfect weather!
‘Hampton Beach Takeover’ results in more than 50 arrests
read more…: ‘Hampton Beach Takeover’ results in more than 50 arrestsBy the end of the event, law enforcement responded to 127 calls for service and made 51 arrests on charges that include riot, second-degree assault, driving under the influence (DUI), unlawful possession of alcohol, minor transporting alcohol, and disorderly conduct. At this time, charges are still being finalized, and the names and charges of those arrested will be included in future arrest blotters.
May 21 Planning Board: Wellington Road Subdivision + more
read more…: May 21 Planning Board: Wellington Road Subdivision + moreThe Planning Board will meet on Thursday, May 21 at 6 p.m. for a limited public hearing and business meeting.
City man faces second-degree murder charge in Monday stabbing
read more…: City man faces second-degree murder charge in Monday stabbingAccording to a news release issued Wednesday by the NH Attorney General’s office, Antonio Cajigas, 22, is charged with one count of second-degree murder for recklessly causing the death of Christopher Marcoux “under circumstances manifesting an extreme indifference to the value of human life” by stabbing him.
Dartmouth Cancer Center community walk raises critical funds for cancer services in Southern New Hampshire
read more…: Dartmouth Cancer Center community walk raises critical funds for cancer services in Southern New HampshireThe Dartmouth Cancer Center held their 2nd annual Community Walk on Saturday May 16 at their 100 Hitchcock Way clinic in Manchester. Nearly $93,000 was raised to fund support services for patients and their families undergoing treatment at Dartmouth Cancer Center locations in southern New Hampshire. These services include support groups, massage therapy, education workshops, exercise classes, transportation assistance such as gas cards and grocery gift cards for patients with food insecurity. The event included a one-mile walk and community celebration with refreshments and activities for children.
Manchester Development Corporation Announces New and Reappointed Board Members
read more…: Manchester Development Corporation Announces New and Reappointed Board MembersThe Manchester Development Corporation (MDC) today announced the appointment of two new members and the renomination of several returning members to its Board of Directors, reflecting a continued commitment to strong governance, diverse expertise, and long-term economic development for the City of Manchester.
Aug. 7: Seth Meyers live show to benefit CASA of NH and the Granite State Children’s Alliance returning to SNHU Arena
read more…: Aug. 7: Seth Meyers live show to benefit CASA of NH and the Granite State Children’s Alliance returning to SNHU ArenaCourt Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of New Hampshire and the Granite State Children’s Alliance are thrilled to announce that Seth Meyers is performing a special live show on August 7 to benefit both organizations.
‘I’ on sports: Spotlight on Raymond ‘Ray’ Valliere Sr., Part 2
read more…: ‘I’ on sports: Spotlight on Raymond ‘Ray’ Valliere Sr., Part 2Ray developed and implemented the “three-man umpiring system” for use in both baseball and softball at the collegiate level which involves SNHU, St. Anselm, PSU, KSC, NEC, FPU, U-Mass Lowell, Hawthorne College, DWC, and Rivier College.
Elliot Health System expands heart rhythm care with new AFib, stroke-prevention treatments
read more…: Elliot Health System expands heart rhythm care with new AFib, stroke-prevention treatmentsOn Tuesday, May 5, Elliot completed its first atrial flutter ablation using the FARAPOINT™ Pulse Field Ablation catheter. According to Elliot, it marked the first commercial use of the catheter in New Hampshire, since receiving FDA approval.
Porch fire damages Union Street multi-family
read more…: Porch fire damages Union Street multi-familyCompanies were dispatched in the area of Union and Laural streets for a building fire. Upon arrival, Engine 11 reported smoke coming from the roof of a 2 story residential structure.
Aldermen table budget decisions for second time this month
read more…: Aldermen table budget decisions for second time this monthDuring their May 19th meeting, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted once again to table any action regarding Fiscal Year 2027 budgets for the City of Manchester, the Manchester School District and a variety of other funds that impact local government.
State Property Tax Relief for Homeowners Available Through June 30
read more…: State Property Tax Relief for Homeowners Available Through June 30State aid with property taxes, which averaged about $163 per receiving household last year, is available for homeowners with lower incomes in New Hampshire via an assistance program. Homeowners have to qualify, and apply, by the end of June.
Wednesday’s weather: Hot, humid, possible hail and T-storm, high of 90
read more…: Wednesday’s weather: Hot, humid, possible hail and T-storm, high of 90It will be windy, hot, and humid with a mix of sun and clouds. Afternoon thunderstorms may bring hail and damaging winds. The high temperature will reach 90 degrees, breaking the previous record of 86 set in 2003. It will feel like 92 degrees. Winds will be from the west at 15 to 20 mph, with gusts exceeding 20 mph.
Nothing beats the ballpark beer
read more…: Nothing beats the ballpark beerWhile I’ve never been one to gush over the weather, much preferring the dank basement to the great outdoors, last Sunday was an objectively idyllic afternoon to watch live baseball.
New Youth Clay/Art Summer Camps & The Art for All scholarship
read more…: New Youth Clay/Art Summer Camps & The Art for All scholarshipThe weeks of June 22nd, July 27th and August 17th are the new tween/teen Clay Sculpting Camps.
‘I’ on sports: Spotlight on Raymond ‘Ray’ Valliere Sr.
read more…: ‘I’ on sports: Spotlight on Raymond ‘Ray’ Valliere Sr.Those of you who have been his closest friends are probably aware of some of the experiences he’s had in life, but I don’t think you know his whole story.
Manchester aldermen meeting recessed after speaker refuses to yield, is arrested
read more…: Manchester aldermen meeting recessed after speaker refuses to yield, is arrestedGrizeliz Glenn, a resident of the city, was arrested during Tuesday night’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting. She came to the meeting to speak during public comment, asking for greater accountability for the Manchester Police, particularly demanding that officers under investigation for excessive force not return to patrol until those investigations have concluded.
May 22: Join the Statewide CPR Challenge at The Zoo health clubs, get free 30-day membership
read more…: May 22: Join the Statewide CPR Challenge at The Zoo health clubs, get free 30-day membershipThe Zoo Health Club, alongside New Hampshire Executive Councilor John Stephen and community emergency response partners across the state, are hosting a coordinated statewide CPR Challenge on Friday, May 22 from 12 – 1 p.m. at participating locations throughout New Hampshire.
Manchester, Nashua, NH population is rising, but housing pace hasn’t kept up
read more…: Manchester, Nashua, NH population is rising, but housing pace hasn’t kept upThe populations of Manchester and Nashua, New Hampshire’s largest cities, have rebounded from pandemic-era declines over the last few years, but slow housing growth may temper any economic gains, according to U.S. Census Bureau numbers released last week.