MANCHESTER, NH – Not surprising that our readers are interested in police news and arrest stories. But as you can see from the top 25 most clickable stories this week on Manchester Ink Link, our readers are looking for news, information, excitement, opportunities and feel-good stories about the city where we live, work and play.
Among the top five stories, our look at NH’s addiction services funding issues, which continues to circulate. We are committed to following this story in 2015 as the fallout from addiction – to families and loss in business revenue – is crushing.
Also popular, a pair of stories about a rare piece of World history – a knife owned by Manchester’s Rene Gagnon, who fought in the Battle of Iwo Jima, was up for auction. When it didn’t sell at auction, Nate D. Sanders auction house announced it was available for public sale. We talked to one local Marine who wishes he could afford to buy it – we will continue to check in on where the knife ends up.
Lots of interest in job openings at Dyn, where the top rated apartments in Manchester are, and a stop at Manchester Community College by Vice President Joe Biden.
Also heartening: Our archives always collectively rank among the top 5 “stories.” That’s because once you find us, you like to explore. Thank you!
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| Maura Laughlin, 29: Beloved daughter, mother, West High grad; loved animals, drawing |
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| February School Staycation? Winterfest 2015 has you covered |
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| Home page / Archives |
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| On the auction block: Get your piece of Iwo Jima history with a Manchester twist, starting bid: $11,000 |
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| Where did NH’s funding for addiction treatment and recovery go? |
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| Central student in running for national Voice of Democracy essay competition |
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| Prospect Street fire discovered after fire crews were called to check a faulty boiler |
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| Latest Manchester Police arrest logs and ‘wanted’ list Sept. 26-Oct. 3 |
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| Top-rated apartments in Manchester, NH |
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| Company profile of the week: Get hired at Dyn |
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| In neighboring Nashua, new leadership for Great American Downtown |
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| More midday prostitution arrests near Enright Park in Manchester |
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| Big feisty man tasered, cuffed with assist from off-duty Nashua officer |
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| 2 charged with prostitution after alleged sex act at East Side Plaza parking lot |
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| Local Marine wanted Rene Gagnon’s Iwo Jima knife, but fell short |
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| Laura Sun Brings Chinese New Year to Bedford (Almost) Year Round |
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| Woman revived with Narcan after OD, arrested for probation violation |
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| Manchester Police arrest logs Feb. 13-20, updated ‘most wanted’ list |
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| SleepOut 2015: Child & Family Services to shine a light on plight of homeless teens |
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| Hail to the Veep: Joe Biden talks free tuition during stop at Manchester Community College |
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| Alex Ray: A Common Man Who Will Never Rest at the Hooksett Rest Areas |
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| Try using Manchester NH Connect app to report parking violators |
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| Snow woes! Roof collapse a real hazard; worries arise over snow blocking school windows |
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| River jumper arrested again, found hiding in a garage by police dog after foot-chase |
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| Dear Dr. Brady: Help! Shared custody complicated by teen daughter’s change of heart toward her dad |
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