Alderman-at-Large Joe Levasseur is suing the Manchester police Department for not giving him a copy of a video recording of an interview with a parking enforcement officer, with whom Levasseur had a dispute last January, because it was recorded on an officer’s body-worn camera, which the city maintains is exempt under the Right-to-Know law. READ MORE
Another week, another set of Fisher Cat games. Here’s a recap. READ MORE
Now the shot is coming to fairs, farmers markets and other community events, including the North Haverhill Fair last weekend. The van’s deployment, and subsequent shots, are free of charge, with Moderna, Pfizer, and Johnson & Johnson vaccines all offered. READ MORE
It was the perfect night for a musical interlude at Stark Park. Although it’s been a summer of preempted activities due to a record-breaking rainy season, all systems were go for Dan Gabel and the Abletones big band, who paid tribute to the swinging sounds of Glen Miller. READ MORE
We are halfway up Mount Washington – the Cog Railway car chugging uphill at a tremendous three miles an hour – but Little Bean is disappointed for an entirely peculiar reason. READ MORE
One frontal system passed to our north as another system passed to the south and east last night. High pressure will build over New Hampshire today and tomorrow with temperatures in the upper 70s. READ MORE
The twin problems are national in scope, but lack of labor is a particular issue in New Hampshire, which has an aging workforce and an unemployment rate of just 2.9 percent, the third-lowest in the nation. Child care operations, where wages are relatively low, find themselves in competition with other employers who may be able to pay higher wages. READ MORE
Nick Podkul went 2-for-2 and drove in three runs and Maximo Castillo picked up his eighth win as the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (Toronto Blue Jays Double-A affiliate) held off a ninth-inning rally to beat the Portland Sea Dogs (Red Sox affiliate) 7-6 on Sunday at Hadlock Field. READ MORE
New Hampshire stood out on a recently published map of states changing voting laws to expand restrictions. It was the only state in the northeastern part of the country to do so, while the other states making changes were in the south and in the west. READ MORE
As school districts ramp up plans to return to a full year of in-person learning, they’re facing an acute resurgence of an age-old problem: a shortage of school bus drivers. READ MORE
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