Business
City still overburdened 3 months after ‘Doorway’ addiction services roll out
Three months in and capacity issues persist in Manchester, despite the intent of the ‘Doorway’ model rolled out by the state. READ MORE
Government
City Hall
FedEx wants to roll out same-day delivery robots in Manchester
Pending approval, Fed Ex would like to see Delivery Bots in action by summer in the Queen City. READ MORE
Government
State health department: Rise in Hepatitis A diagnoses ‘concerning’
Since November 2018, 79 people have been diagnosed with hepatitis A, compared to an average of 6 – 7 people annually in recent years READ MORE
Distant Dome with Garry Rayno
NH lawmakers heading for all-out war over budget
Last week’s budget votes show a partisan divide with nothing in the breach to prevent all-out war. READ MORE
Government
Senate passes death penalty repeal by veto-proof margin
Repeal of the death penalty may meanIt that Michael Addison, who sits on death row for the killing of Manchester Police Officer Michael Briggs, could be able to petition for a sentence of life in prison without the chance of parole. READ MORE
City Hall
‘Together we can shine’: Sullivan says city ‘struggling’ under current leadership
‘I believe that together, we can take back this city and transform it into the place we all dream it can be. But to do that, we need a mayor who is one of us. We need a mayor who acknowledges the problems facing our city rather than just ignoring them,” said Victoria Sullivan. READ MORE
Education
First time in NH history: DOC Granite State High School teacher nominated for Teacher of the Year
The New Hampshire Department of Corrections (NHDOC) is pleased to announce for the first time in its history, a teacher from Granite State High School, located inside the prison walls, is a nominee for the NH Department of Education’s Teacher of the Year 2020. READ MORE
Distant Dome with Garry Rayno
NH Budget: Much wrangling and horse-trading to come
The House Finance Committee’s budget plan finalized last week reflects different priorities than the budget proposed by Gov. Chris Sununu. READ MORE
City Hall
Editorial: I ask for your continued support to serve another term as Mayor
Manchester is on the move, and there’s a spirit and energy you can feel across our great city as people are stepping forward and working together – including businesses, non-profits, and residents – to address the challenges we face. READ MORE
City Hall
Safe Station updates: Now tracking residency data for Manchester and Nashua
The total combined opioid overdoses for March 2019 in the state’s two largest cities of Nashua and Manchester were 89 with 10 of those being fatalities and 0 additional fatalities pending toxicology confirmation. READ MORE
