The public is invited to attend a Local Concerns Meeting on January 4, 2017, at 6:30 p.m. in the Manchester Public Works building, 475 Valley St., for discussion of two Rail Trail/Bike and Pedestrian connection projects in Manchester. The City’s consultant, VHB, will present information on the proposed projects. READ MORE
After several attempts to request Gagne and Soukone exit the apartment, to no avail, officers entered the common hallway where they located Brian Gagne trying to hide. He was taken into custody without incident. Officers then entered the apartment where they located Kristen Soukone hiding in a bedroom. Soukone was also taken into custody without incident. READ MORE
The NH Center for Public Interest Journalism expands its mission to bring in-depth news reporting back to New Hampshire. READ MORE
The Granite YMCA is offering new members an opportunity to join without having to pay a membership join fee starting Thursday, December 29 – Tuesday, January 31. READ MORE
As we get ready to welcome 2017 with wide-open arms, we couldn’t think of a better way to start the new year off than with a leisurely breakfast. READ MORE
This is the time of year when we look back and take an assessment of the past 12 months and think about the lessons that we learned along the way, and how we are going to apply them to the upcoming year to make it better. We also start setting goals for the upcoming year, both personal and for our business. READ MORE
Sales are up even though use is down, according to studies, that also show some young smokers purchase products directly from a licensed tobacco retailer. Data from the 2015 YRBS shows that 13.6 percent of the 14,837 students who answered this question report they get their cigarettes from a store or gas station, indicating a need to improve merchant education and enforcement in New Hampshire. READ MORE
Although it would be out of line for me to offer a solution to an issue that has not been identified as a problem by city officials, I do find it concerning that the number of vehicles towed during snow emergencies is on the rise, especially because there are possible solutions available to ease the burden on city residents, who suffer from the inconvenience and expense of towing. READ MORE
Joseph Hart, 35, of 155 Milk St., Westboro, Mass., was charged with shoplifting, resisting arrest, and falsifying physical evidence after he allegedly shoplifted electronics from the Gold Street Wal-Mart and then ran from police, who followed him to Hannaford, where he dumped his backpack and clothes. READ MORE
Go to www.manchesternh.gov/snow to sign up for future automatic e-mail or text notifications of Snow Emergencies. READ MORE
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