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The mayor’s participation in the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative and that of her two senior leaders — including tuition, accommodation, meals, and airfare — is fully funded by the program. READ MORE
Any witnesses are encouraged to contact the Bedford Police Department 603-472-5113. READ MORE
An angry swarm of hundreds of thousands of bees went on the attack, after a city worker cut into their hive while removing a damaged tree. In the end, six people were stung. READ MORE
Once inside, the officers noted deplorable living conditions, to include dog feces, trash, rotten food and multiple flies. They looked further into the apartment and located a 5-year-old girl sleeping on a bed. READ MORE
Show dates are September 27 through October 27, 2018. There will be an artists’ reception at the gallery, located at 221 Hanover St., on Thursday, September 27, 2018 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. READ MORE
CONCORD, NH – Dazzling displays of exceptional fine craft by talented artisans, outstanding exhibits, and numerous demonstrations and hands-on workshops await visitors at the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen’s 85th Annual Craftsmen’s Fair, held over nine days, Saturday, READ MORE
This event is free and open to the public and does not require reservations. READ MORE
Guerrero’s return marks a good week for Fisher Cats
Harrisburg finds their lack of Saturday runs disturbing
Fisher Cats fall on Harry Potter night
Guerrero returns, Fisher Cats win
Laughter, Joy & Embracing the Fa-fa Moments
Dude, where’s my truck? And what kind of thieving dirtbag skips the Woody Guthrie compilation?
NH schools need to arm against cyberattacks
Making sure the next World Cup meets the Highlander’s standards
Money in politics: NHDP charging congressional candidates $37,500 for voter data
Collecting other states’ taxes could threaten NH Advantage
Open House, Veterans Town Hall and listening session July 19 at Manchester VA
FDA warns of online Rx scammers
Manchester needs to up its game when it comes to high-speed Internet access if it wants to be known as a ‘Tech City.” READ MORE
The NH High Tech Council and the NH Business Finance Authorityhave agreed to bring Live Free and Start into Council programming, effective immediately. READ MORE
Health care leaders representing a broad range of organizations gathered July 18 at a forum convened by the Manchester Health Department to discuss specific efforts toward not only addressing the opioid issue at hand, but also prevention efforts and programs. READ MORE
Based on visual evidence, the cyanobacteria bloom is accumulating in coves throughout the pond appearing as dark blue-green globs. READ MORE
Free weekly meetings reinforce the method and provides support. READ MORE
The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning that remains in effect until 8:45 a.m. for our general area, followed by a flash flood watch, which goes into effect at noon.
Securing important and sensitive data in our schools is the natural and expected response to the on-going modernization of our schools and learning systems. READ MORE
Children of veterans that lost their lives in wars and are also residents of the state can obtain free tuition to the University System of New Hampshire colleges and universities and the Community College System of New Hampshire. READ MORE
Officials in Manchester heralded National Summer Learning Day at Gossler Park Elementary School on July 12, 2018, encouraging children not to lose focus on learning – especially reading – during the summer months.
NHDP charges $375,000 for voter data to congressional candidates ·
Thursday, July 19, 2018
A very friendly ‘no’ from federal energy regulators is bad news for consumers ·
Thursday, July 19, 2018
Hungry pedestrian? There’s an app for that – Uber Eats launches in Manchester ·
Saturday, July 14, 2018
A dog and its humans pulled from overturned SUV on I-93 following crash ·
Thursday, July 12, 2018
Hungry pedestrian? There’s an app for that – Uber Eats launches in Manchester ·
Tuesday, July 10, 2018
An artful look at U.S. politics through the mixed-media lens of artist Annie Zverina
Summer Block Party: Twilight at the Currier Returns July 21
12th Annual Live Free or Die Tattoo Expo July 20-22
Manchester Community Music School Summer Band to Perform at Salem Senior Center
If you’re 40+ and like to win, these corn hole and disc golf competitions need you
Members First Credit Union donates $50K ‘windfall’ to Safe Station
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