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Companies 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.
During 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 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.
It 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.
While 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.
The weeks of June 22nd, July 27th and August 17th are the new tween/teen Clay Sculpting Camps.
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.
Grizeliz 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.
The 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.
The 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.
At a time when civil rights protections, fair housing, voting access, workplace equity, immigrant rights, and equal treatment under the law continue to face challenges across the country, the Manchester NAACP is seeking committed volunteers to serve on its Legal Redress Committee.
While the mandate to do whatever possible to retain staff positions was the top focal point at the May 11th, 2026 Manchester Board of School Committee meeting, there was another topic just as contentious that would have dominated attention on almost any other meeting night.
The Attorney General’s office on Tuesday released more information in the May 18 stabbing death of a city man outside a South Willow Street convenience store.
Those who have read my latest articles may have noticed that I insert a bit more Scripture or talk about God and Jesus than in the past. Nothing has changed with me, I am still the same Brian who has been following Jesus for over 25 years. The difference is that, now more than ever, I am realizing that Jesus is King of every aspect of life.
Law enforcement officials are investigating the suspicious death of a man following a stabbing at a convenience store on South Willow Street.
The Manchester bus is comfortable, safe, and clean. People often wonder where to start—how to buy a bus pass, plan a route, or even where to wait for the bus.
It will be sunny, breezy, and more humid today. There is a possible danger of dehydration and heatstroke while doing strenuous activities in the record heat (record high of 89° in 1949). The high temperature today is expected to reach 95° (feels like 97°). Winds will be from the west-southwest at 10-20+ mph.
Police investigate a stabbing at a South Willow convenience store/gas station. olIne person was transported from the scene with serious injuries.
Anyone interested in learning CPR can do so for free on Thursday, May 21 at the Manchester Community Resource Center any time from 5:30 to 8 p.m.
Some of the housing supply gains achieved in recent years remain alive despite a slew of repeal-focused bills that were introduced months ago, as the New Hampshire Legislature gets close to finishing up business.