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May 11: Jenny Owen Youngs gets in touch with nature ahead of The Press Room show

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Nature also has a way of inspiring songs and there are numerous artists who will use a trail hike or a simple walk in the woods to clear their head before going into a songwriting session. With her latest release that came out in February being a unique one titled, “From The Forest Floor,” via the record label OFFAIR, New Jersey singer-songwriter Jenny Owen Youngs embraced this relationship in inventive fashion. READ MORE

May 9-12 Weekly Entertainment Report: Lively arts, music, shows in Southern NH

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It’s live music season. Go get some. READ MORE

The Weekender, May 10-12: Northeast Coffee Festival, Renaissance Faire, Puzzle Race and more

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We hope you made it through the cloudy week and are looking to get out of the house – you’ve got options! READ MORE

Man tips over porta-potty at Derryfield Park trapping woman and child inside

Friday, May 10, 2024 0

On May 8, 2024, Manchester Police dispatch received a call from a young mother reporting that she and her 4-year-old daughter had been trapped inside a porta-potty at Derryfield Park after a man pushed it from behind. The pair reported being covered in feces and bodily fluids. READ MORE

Woman pulled from Merrimack River

Thursday, May 9, 2024 0

Someone from Eversource reported seeing a woman in distress on the bank of the Merrimack River. READ MORE

Man faces several counts of arson after overnight fires

Wednesday, May 8, 2024 0

Police and fire officials are investigating additional fires that occured in the same area. READ MORE

Edelblut presentation on Monday’s Board of School Committee agenda

Friday, May 10, 2024 0

New Hampshire Department of Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut has been placed within the Manchester Board of School Committee’s (BOSC) agenda for Monday, May 13 with a presentation on proposed ED 306 amendments. READ MORE

Mayor’s proposals to dissolve Housing Stability Department and sell off surplus property approved

Friday, May 10, 2024 0

Near the end of Tuesday’s Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) meeting, two of Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais’ key initiatives – to dissolve the Department of Housing Stability and sell off surplus property – received approval. READ MORE

Aldermanic committee recommends conclusion of compensation study

Wednesday, May 8, 2024 1

Over 80 meetings, hearings and other events have also been held with city employees to create an overarching analysis. While that analysis is largely complete, Drabik said that she would need until at least the end of the next fiscal year (June 30, 2025), if not longer, to create a set of recommendations on any possible improvements to the compensation and hierarchical structure for those over 400 different types of city employees. Drabik also noted that comparable studies of this type take approximately 18 months to complete and this one began in August 2023. READ MORE

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Grappone Humanities Institute re-use project among those recognized by NH Preservation

Friday, May 10, 2024 0

The 2024 list of honorees “includes the demanding rescue and revival of rare and iconic properties, vital re-use of key community buildings by businesses, and robust stewardship over time of community assets and gathering places,” the NH Preservation Alliance said in its awards announcement Friday. READ MORE

Diz’s Webster House Celebrity night fundraiser was filled with magic for a good cause. READ MORE

Grappone Humanities Institute re-use project among those recognized by NH Preservation

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Eversource gives away over 200 free trees to Manchester customers

Friday, May 10, 2024 0

Just under two weeks after Arbor Day, representatives from Eversource were on hand in the parking lot of JFK Colisseum to provide Manchester residents with free trees. READ MORE

Parkside students reveal their planets with real-world NASA astronaut

Monday, May 6, 2024 0

One day human beings may travel to distant planets, but in the meantime, there are always the distant planets being created at Parkside Middle School. READ MORE

West High Senior Receives $40k Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship

Friday, May 3, 2024 0

Vick Mahindru, a senior at West High School, has been named an Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship recipient and will receive up to $40,000 to pursue computer science, engineering or related degrees at the college or university of their choice. READ MORE

May 4: Granite Gambit Chess Festival at Memorial High School

Wednesday, May 1, 2024 0

The Granite Gambit Chess Festival is designed to connect chess to the classroom and help develop children’s critical thinking. The upcoming event is sponsored by Chess in Education-US, in partnership with the New Hampshire Department of Education and the NH Chess Association. READ MORE

She sought an ally; now, LGBTQ advocate says barber’s actions led to harassment, doxxing

Monday, May 6, 2024 1

The day of the incident Prunier anonymously posted his account of what happened on the private Goffstown The Real Deal Facebook page. He then posted “No Trespassing” orders he sent to five women banning them from his shop. They included Harbus, Select board member Kelly Boyer, her wife Pam Boyer, Jillian Bernat, admin of the Goffstown The Real Real Deal Facebook page, and Jillian Pelletier. The women’s addresses were listed. READ MORE

NH is alone in New England, after Maine expands gun purchase background checks

Sunday, April 28, 2024 1

People who buy guns in Maine through a private sale that is publicly advertised will be subject to a background check under new legislation signed by Gov. Janet Mills Friday, one day after the six-month anniversary of a mass shooting in the state that killed 18. READ MORE

Pembroke City Limits: Creating a community space for music, art, good food and good vibes

Wednesday, April 24, 2024 1

With business partner Eric Klesper, of New Boston, who will handle the books and business management—as well as working some bartending shifts— and the culinary talents of Kelley-Sue LeBlanc (aka KSL) owner of The Sleazy Vegan catering and food truck, Azevedo is opening Pembroke City Limits, a restaurant and tavern in the historic mills of Suncook Village. READ MORE

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