In season 2 of the TV series Stranger Things, the bedraggled residents of Hawkins, Indiana struggle against the Mind Flayer – an uncontrollable, intelligent force from another dimension that wreaks havoc via the underground tentacles it has threaded READ MORE
At issue is the Access Northeast natural gas pipeline, in which PSNH’s parent company is a major investor. If built, Access Northeast would slice across southern New England and supposedly relieve the fuel supply shortages that bedevil the region’s natural gas generators during those few hours in an ultra-cold winter (like those of 2013 and 2014) when the priority claims of those who use natural gas to heat their premises allegedly leave insufficient fuel to make enough electricity. READ MORE
Leanne Erdberg Steadman, Director of the U.S. Institute of Peace’s Countering Violent Extremism program, discusses the global issue that is violent extremism and the ways in which everyday people and civil society can help to combat it. READ MORE
The Department of Safety’s Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (HSEM) urges residents and visitors to practice power outage safety and use caution when driving. READ MORE
Manchester Community Action Coalition (MCAC) reminds us that sometimes the most traditional means of connection are the ones that unified those who came before us: a good ol’ fashioned plate of food and great company. READ MORE
Finding employment can be difficult for people with disabilities. Nationally, the unemployment rate for that demographic is about twice what it is for the general population, according to a 2022 report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. READ MORE
Members of the local recovery community say they’re increasingly accepting marijuana use as an important harm reduction strategy for people with opioid use disorder (OUD). Harm reduction is an approach to treating substance use disorder that aims to keep people who use drugs alive and as healthy as possible. READ MORE
Manchester Police, with help from Manchester Fire officials and New Hampshire State Police, conducted a systematic grid search on the West Side of the city covering a full square mile. The search also involved the use of police dogs, ATVs, horses, and door-to-door inquiries. READ MORE
MANCHESTER, NH – When the federal Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) ended last May, the number of people who showed up at the City Welfare Department seeking help in paying their rent more than tripled, climbing from an average of 70 a month in May 2022, to 222 in May 2023. READ MORE
Big news here at the Ink Link. After what feels like a long and round-about journey, we’ve launched our online Ink Link SHOP with a very special collection: @lovemanchester by Jen Drociak. READ MORE
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