Civics
All welcome: Meeting set for May 30 to plan Parkside Community Garden
The meeting will be held in the library at Parkside Middle School. READ MORE
Articles by Manchester Ink Link Staff
Featured News
AMR adds an additional non-opioid pain medication on all Manchester ambulances
American Medical Response (AMR) paramedics in Manchester now have an additional, non-opioid, option to safely and effectively manage pain for some types of patients in their care. READ MORE
Civics
Regional public meeting on national, public and military service in Nashua
The Commission invites members of the public to share their thoughts and ideas on encouraging and inspiring more Americans to serve at the Commission’s public meeting taking place from 5:30-7:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 10, 2018 at the Nashua City Hall. READ MORE
Featured News
Paws and sneakers will hit the pavement at Bagels & Biscuits 5K
The 5K run and walk will be held at Derryfield Park in Manchester on Sunday, April 15, starting at 9 a.m. READ MORE
Around Town
A few spots still open for YWCA Undoing Racism Workshop
Registration is open for a 2½-day workshop at the YWCA hosted by Ujima Collective, with a focus on understanding systemic racism in our community. READ MORE
Featured News
$20K Ronald McDonald House Charities grant boosts Easterseals NH Oral Health Center
The Easterseals NH Oral Health Center in Manchester recently received a $20,000 gift from Ronald McDonald House Charities of Eastern New England to help meet the dental needs of low income, vulnerable children in the Greater Manchester Area. READ MORE
The Arts
UNH hosts photography exhibition on NH’s cultural diversity
The University of New Hampshire Museum is sponsoring a photography exhibition on the cultural, ethnic and religious diversity of the Granite State. READ MORE
Civics
High school students showcase and compete in NH’s largest science fair
The New Hampshire Science and Engineering Association (NHSEEA) will hold it’s annual Expo Thursday, March 15, 2018, at NHTI in Concord. READ MORE
Civics
U.S. judge gives Indonesian Christians time to fight deportation from NH
On Thursday, Feb.2, U.S. District Judge Patti Saris in Boston blocked the government from bringing the Indonesian Christians back to their home country. She said they must be given time to argue their case and show that they could face persecution or harm if they are sent back. READ MORE
Featured News
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care donates 125 new toys to needy families
Making spirits bright for Christmas. READ MORE
