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Inside Safe Station: The most difficult part is walking through the door

Tuesday, November 12, 2019 Winter Trabex 0

They are also ready, at any time of day or night as long as the fire station is open, for people to come in and sit on the chairs. If they do, such people will have visited Safe Station, a much talked about yet little understood service that the fire department provides. The most difficult part of Safe Station is walking through the door, which requires participants to admit they might have a problem. READ MORE

Election shift: New city board configurations #2020vision

Wednesday, November 6, 2019 Carol Robidoux 0

As the dust settles from Tuesday’s election, we have some new faces on both the Board of Aldermen and Board of School Committee who will now help map out the city’s 2020 vision. READ MORE

Sullivan: “We were up against a freaking machine’

Tuesday, November 5, 2019 Pat Grossmith 1

Victoria Sullivan conceded her race for mayor, saying ‘I am not done in this city.” READ MORE

Craig thanks supporters, looks forward to getting back to work

Tuesday, November 5, 2019 Andrew Sylvia 0

Mayor Joyce Craig will serve another two years as the leader of New Hampshire’s largest city, defeating challenger Victoria Sullivan by just over 2,500 votes. READ MORE

Full Election Results: Craig wins reelection over Sullivan

Tuesday, November 5, 2019 Carol Robidoux 0

We’ll be adding results as they come in. READ MORE

Steady turnout reported on election morning

Tuesday, November 5, 2019 Andrew Sylvia 0

The polls are open until 7 p.m. READ MORE

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Election eve message from Mayor Joyce Craig: ‘Building a Stronger Manchester’

Monday, November 4, 2019 Mayor Joyce Craig 0

This culture of collaboration is having measurable effects on our city. We’re seeing the community coming together to roll up our sleeves and address our challenges head-on. READ MORE

Election eve message from Victoria Sullivan: ‘Is Manchester better off today than it was two years ago?’

Monday, November 4, 2019 Victoria Sullivan 0

Manchester is at a crossroads. Our community is less safe. Violent crime, homicides and opioid deaths are all increasing. The homeless population has taken over our downtown and some of the parks where our children used to be free to play. READ MORE

NH Supreme Court rules in city’s favor, school charter commission election a go

Monday, November 4, 2019 Carol Robidoux 0

A unanimous decision by the NH Supreme Court means the Nov. 5 election will proceed as planned. READ MORE

Mayoral candidates make final weekend push

Monday, November 4, 2019 Andrew Sylvia 0

Spending the weekend knocking on doors is crucial for any candidate running for office in New Hampshire, and with one last weekend before Tuesday’s election, both Manchester mayoral candidates rallied the troops on Saturday morning for one final canvass. READ MORE