This full-circle turn of events was on my mind recently during a visit to Manchester City Library with Little Bean. Our mission was signing her up for her first library card, an event, I confess, I had thought about since literally the day she’d been born. READ MORE
As Black History Month comes to its end, Manchester Ink Link reached out to Black community members for their thoughts about Black History Month. READ MORE
The SEE Science Center’s adult science discussion series, Science on Tap is continuing its 9th season on March 8 with a discussion about location data. READ MORE
There are currently 92 people hospitalized in New Hampshire with COVID-19. Since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 298,362 cases diagnosed. READ MORE
Anyone with additional information on these incidents is welcome to share their accounts of what happened by emailing andy@manchesterinklink.com READ MORE
The upgrades are being paid for through federal COVID-19 relief funds as part of a district-wide initiative. Manchester School District Interim Superintendent Jenn Gillis estimates that the upgrades will take five to six weeks to complete. READ MORE
All that plus a reminder about the two-day Code-A-Palooza happening March 7-8, and everyone’s invited. READ MORE
Filing taxes can seem daunting, but it doesn’t have to be complicated for most people. Let’s answer some FAQs. READ MORE
Bitter cold for the last day of February with highs in the mid-20s with temperatures feeling like 10. Tonight will be frigid with a low of 3 but feeling like -6. READ MORE
By TEDDY ROSENBLUTH Concord Monitor Sandra Plummer thought she was righting an injustice. After students of color were turned away from a professional hair styling event held by the New Hampshire Job Corps Center in READ MORE
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