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Saturday was party central at Veterans Park as the day-long Celebrate ED festival took place. The event served as an official back-to-school launch party as well as a way to celebrate educators, families and students, especially after the disruption of COVID-19 on schools in the city. READ MORE
POLITICAL COMMENTARY New Hampshire is a battleground for the culture wars over COVID-19 and abortion rights and last week may have been one of those key moments that influence the future. The week’s events in READ MORE
On Friday, U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) welcomed European Union (E.U.) Ambassador to the United States Stavros Lambrinidis to discuss maintaining and strengthening diplomatic, economic and military ties across the Atlantic. READ MORE
On Friday, Manchester Alderman At-Large Candidate June Trisciani announced the endorsement of 18 Democratic State Representatives from Manchester in her bid for one of the two At-Large Aldermanic seats being contested this fall. READ MORE
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A lightning strike caused about $20,000 in damages to a home on Forest Street Wednesday night. READ MORE
On Monday, New Hampshire State Representative Ross Berry (R-Manchester) announced that he is filing legislation that would end personal recognizance (PR) bail for those arrested while currently out on bail. READ MORE
On September 12, 2021, at approximately 6 a.m. Manchester Police responded to Cycles Etc at 450 Second St, for a burglary. When officers arrived they found the double entry glass doors smashed. There was also a significant amount of fresh white paint on the damaged doorway. READ MORE
Following in Manchester’s footsteps, Nashua is seeking public feedback on how it will spend its federal funding from the American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act. READ MORE
Although it remains unclear whether or not the charter amendment regarding the Manchester School District and the Manchester Board of School Committee will be legally enforceable, the question going before voters on Tuesday regarding the city’s charter is much simpler. READ MORE
On Friday, Manchester Alderman At-Large Candidate June Trisciani announced the endorsement of 18 Democratic State Representatives from Manchester in her bid for one of the two At-Large Aldermanic seats being contested this fall. READ MORE
As I made my way through the aisles, I got a stare from a white male, maybe in his mid-30s to early-40s. He had a scraggly beard, work boots, faded jeans, and a worn T-shirt. On his waist, an open-carry but holstered handgun. I’d made my complete assessment of him within seconds: Proud Boy member, Pro-White hate group, Far-right conservative. I just knew that in the parking lot, he likely had a 4×4 pick-up truck that was plastered with inflammatory and divisive slogans, topped with at least 16 American flags. I’ve seen this all before. READ MORE
Story of U.S. aviators in World War I won first-ever ‘Best Picture’; Aviation Museum benefit screening to feature live musical accompaniment. READ MORE
An event full of glitz and glamour, the Sudanese supernova supermodel who grew up in Manchester, New Hampshire Anok Yai, sparkled from head to toe in a fitted black gown designed by the timeless and elegant Oscar De La Renta. READ MORE
To attract new candidates, SolutionHealth is also offering sign-on bonuses for critical and hard-to-fill positions and has made additional investments in recruitment to support the onboarding process. READ MORE
To my surprise, I found a buyer willing to pay the $200 price! We had arranged a meeting place in downtown Derry to conduct the trade, but just a couple hours before the appointed time, the buyer backed out. READ MORE
Oktoberfest is in the air – and in the kegs and in the bottles and cans and, well, everywhere. READ MORE
The Currier Museum of Art celebrates two long-forgotten masterpieces of American art with the exhibition “WPA in NH: Philip Guston and Musa McKim.” READ MORE
On Friday, American Legion Sweeney Post 2 announced that Bill Roy was elected as Commander of the American Legion Department of New Hampshire for 2021-’22. READ MORE
Hello! Welcome to Week 37 of the Grocery Hunt, Manchester Ink Link’s guide to Manchester-area grocery stores. Each week, we ask our readers to give us five specific grocery items and five separate Manchester-area grocery READ MORE
Saturday was party central at Veterans Park as the day-long Celebrate ED festival took place. The event served as an official back-to-school launch party as well as a way to celebrate educators, families and students, especially after the disruption of COVID-19 on schools in the city. READ MORE
On Wednesday, representatives from Friends of Aine presented 18 sets of backpacks to various elementary, middle and high schools in the Manchester School District to help aid grieving children. READ MORE
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Story Produced by the Concord Monitor, a Member of CONCORD, NH – The woman calling herself Zelda wears pink eyeshadow and doesn’t want to be living in the tent in the woods along the Merrimack READ MORE
Now that students, teachers and school administrators have headed back to school in person, Hausman believes it’s imperative to reacquire customers who were visiting the establishment before the Covid-19 pandemic shut down schools. READ MORE
They were 22 years old, practically kids themselves, when Sandi and Steve O’Riordan decided to welcome a child for a summer visit. The visitor, Kirona Cowan, came through the Fresh Air Fund. Decades later, that decision continues to enrich both parties. READ MORE
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