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A young bear created a stir on the city’s West Side Sunday, and was captured – at least, on film – by an Animal Planet crew, before ambling back into the woods. READ MORE
No additional details were available about the circumstances surrounding the death. READ MORE
The cause of the fire remains under investigation. READ MORE
A city man was arrested after allegedly breaking into a Chestnut Street apartment. READ MORE
Homegrown talent Jodi Katz, on finding her place in the spotlight, touring with Trans-Siberian Orchestra, and what the next chapter of her professional career looks like. READ MORE
First leg of the tour is sold out… here’s your last chance to catch the Pray for the Wicked Tour. READ MORE
I ignored both posts, not because I’m a total heathen, but because depression scares the shit out of me. I don’t want to talk about it, recognize it, feel the heat coming off the disease, because it seems that once “it” gets under one’s skin, well, you either try to burn it out with pills or tighten the belt all on your own. READ MORE
Four Reading homers too much for F-Cats
Manchester brothers share CHaD Football legacy in unique way
Rain can’t deter huge Poutine Fest crowd
I am rejecting ‘politics as usual’ in my city. Who’s with me?
The thirst that cannot be quenched must be removed
NextGen New Hampshire to open Manchester organizing office
Andrew Butler is Home in Hollis after release Friday from NH Hospital
Manchester Alderman says FBI agent should be ‘hung by a rope’ via Twitter
Girl Scout who helped change law for minimum legal marriage age to run for state rep
MANCHESTER, NH – Despite on-and-off rain, numerous fans of perhaps the most quintessentially French-Canadian dish descended upon Northeast Delta Dental Stadium on Saturday for the third annual New Hampshire Poutine Fest. Organized by the New READ MORE
The community is welcome to stop by between 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. for family fun, including food, games and entertainment. Car service is by appointment only. READ MORE
BEDFORD, NH – Primary Bank announces VP Business Development Officer Dallas Lagerquist has been named United Way’s Volunteer of the Year. Lagerquist works with the Southern Region of the United Way on their Employer Campaign committee READ MORE
MANCHESTER, NH – Despite on-and-off rain, numerous fans of perhaps the most quintessentially French-Canadian dish descended upon Northeast Delta Dental Stadium on Saturday for the third annual New Hampshire Poutine Fest. Organized by the New READ MORE
Opening day is June 21. READ MORE
Free basketball clinic with Central’s new coach at Sheridan-Emmet Park starts June 25. READ MORE
Congratulations to these 576 Memorial High School students for outstanding achievement. READ MORE
Honoring academic achievement at West High School. READ MORE
Award winners and scholarship recipients also recognized during June 8 celebration
I am rejecting ‘politics as usual’ in my city. Who’s with me? ·
Sunday, June 24, 2018
I am rejecting ‘politics as usual’ in my city. Who’s with me? ·
Friday, June 22, 2018
Manchester Alderman says FBI agent should be ‘hung by a rope’ via Twitter ·
Thursday, June 21, 2018
Girl Scout who helped change law for minimum legal marriage age to run for state rep ·
Wednesday, June 20, 2018
Jodi Katz: She doesn’t need a microphone ·
Monday, June 18, 2018
Ward 8 meeting set for June 27: Traffic, road projects on the agenda
4 free ice cream socials on the AARP calendar
Queen City Improv coming to the Millyard in July
Members First Credit Union donates $50K ‘windfall’ to Safe Station
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