The Newport man who pleaded guilty to accidentally shooting a toddler and who wanted an early release from jail so that he could use medical marijuana is staying put. READ MORE
The grant will be used as seed money to challenge other local donors to help reach a goal of $64,000 to aid local news outlets in reporting through the summer. READ MORE
On Thursday, the Saint Anselm College Survey Center at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics (NHIOP) released a poll on how voter attitudes have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. READ MORE
The following was submitted by Sarah Grosvenor from the UNH Manchester – STEM Discovery Lab READ MORE
“There is a great deal of anxiety for high school seniors who are already missing class time, social interaction, sports and more,” explains Peg Richmond, Director of Admission at Keene State College. “This is compounded by now having to make a life-altering decision on where to attend college without the benefit of attending Admitted Student Days or Campus Tours. Colleges and universities are compensating for that by opening the doors virtually.” READ MORE
The State has stepped forward and has agreed to provide and pay for essential services to these encampments, including restroom facilities, hand washing stations, food, and trash removal. In addition, the Manchester Police Department was awarded a Justice Assistance Grant, funding 24/7 police presence at the encampments, and increased patrols in the surrounding neighborhoods. Finally, the Manchester Fire Department and outreach workers have established a COVID Response Unit, providing infection control and safety measures. All of these services will be provided at no cost to the City of Manchester. READ MORE
Before the pandemic closures, Kelsen Brewing in Derry made about 85 percent of its business from dine-in service, with a small portion of that being take-out. After pivoting entirely to take-out, the food side of the business, which specializes in pizza, has helped keep the company going. READ MORE
Manchester Ink Link is simulating the entire 2020 New Hampshire Fisher Cats season as we wait for the real baseball to return. Today we enter Week 21, the final week of the season. READ MORE
Whether it’s forced closure or currently vacant space, retail is in a tailspin. Overnight the world has learned about live streaming and interactive video chats, yet when the current world health crisis ends, humans will crave real life experiences. How will retail and landlords maximize the new appreciation for physical connection? READ MORE
Determination, a skilled North Carolina surgeon and a 3D printer was all it took to ensure Memorial High School teacher Tara Michaud’s right foot would not be amputated due to severe injuries she suffered in a 2015 car crash. READ MORE
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