It started as a way to share ideas and resources to stretch limited funds and protect quality in New Hampshire’s higher education system. Fifty years later, the New Hampshire College and University Council celebrates a milestone marked by cooperation, collaboration and shared ideas between the 26 schools which make up the NHCUC. READ MORE
The grant to expand medication-assisted treatment will go to Manchester Community Health Center and Harbor Homes Harborcare Health and Wellness Center to expand their provision of medication-assisted treatment services and partner with local substance use disorder and recovery support providers to provide patients access to care planning, coordination, and delivery of care. READ MORE
Man-in-Training T-shirt Co. CEO Colette Jurnak took the long way to finding her passion, so far a rewarding shift, from the world of finance to one of fun. READ MORE
“I can’t tell you if this was a random act, but I can say there is at least one – if not more than one – person out there who knows what happened. We are looking for them to come forward. For whatever reason they have held back, perhaps now they have the strength and ability to come forward. That is what we hope, for the family, for the neighborhood, for the city and most of all, for Denise.” READ MORE
Cause of death and other circumstances, including the date they believe he died, have been deliberately withheld as the investigation continues, according to Senior Asst. AG Jeffrey Strelzin.
Staff at Bakersville Elementary School wants to welcome students back to school with a celebration. On August 31 families are invited to bring their own picnic dinner or enjoy hot dogs, snacks, desserts and drinks for a donation that will directly benefit the school. READ MORE
It was a family reunion of sorts for Eric Largy on Tuesday as his brother Joseph Largy and uncle Daniel Largy asked a judge to remove their names from a no-contact order so they can help him and keep track of his case. READ MORE
Police identify fugitive who fled the scene of an early-morning crash in Manchester. READ MORE
An exhibition of NH artist Anne Marie Zanfagna’s work will be shown at Congressman Frank Guinta’s Lowell Street office . During the exhibition the artist is scheduled to present an original work to another survivor of New Hampshire’s heroin crisis. READ MORE
In the heat of the moment, Eliezer Calo allegedly threw a steak knife at his neighbor. He faces a felony reckless conduct charge. READ MORE
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