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Some Aldermen believe furloughs may become necessary

Thursday, April 2, 2020 Andrew Sylvia 0

Earlier this week, the Manchester Board of Aldermen discussed the potential furlough of non-essential employees at some point in the near future, with Aldermen referencing the fact that expected municipal revenues will likely be lower than projected due to deadline extensions and other hardships faced by Manchester residents. READ MORE

The city’s response to COVID-19: An interview with downtown alderman Pat Long

Wednesday, April 1, 2020 Winter Trabex 0

ven while self-isolating at home, Pat Long is still a busy man. He currently serves as the alderman for Ward 3 in Manchester as well as a state representative for Hillsborough District 10. While both the city council and the state house are closed while the epidemic persists, Pat has been involved in video chat sessions in order to get things done. READ MORE

BOSC recommends proposed school contract

Wednesday, April 1, 2020 Andrew Sylvia 0

In a 13-0 vote the school board voted to recommend a new contract with the Manchester Education Association. READ MORE

Mayor Craig: ‘In these trying times, you are looking after your family and your health, while we are looking out for you’

Tuesday, March 31, 2020 Mayor Joyce Craig 0

Right now, our city is faced with a challenge beyond our control. But it will not last forever. I want you to know that I, along with the Aldermen and the School Board, and city and school district employees are working diligently to respond to this pandemic in real-time while continuing to plan for the future in an uncertain time. READ MORE

Mayor Craig delivers city’s fiscal year 2021 budget proposal from home

Monday, March 30, 2020 Carol Robidoux 1

On March 30 Mayor Joyce Craig addressed the city via a video feed from her home, a first for the city currently under a “stay at home” order by the governor as part of the statewide COVID-19 protocol. READ MORE

Mayor Craig’s daughter tests positive for COVID-19 after traveling abroad

Sunday, March 29, 2020 Carol Robidoux 0

“This is an important reminder that people all ages can get this virus, and that many people carrying COVID-19 may be asymptomatic. Nobody is safe from COVID-19, which is why it’s important that people stay home.”
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What is the EOC?

Friday, March 27, 2020 Andrew Sylvia 0

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the entire world and Manchester is no exception, but it more than likely would have hit the Queen City much harder if not for the Emergency Operations Center. READ MORE

COVID-19 forces New Hampshire Democrats to modify convention, delegate selection

Wednesday, March 25, 2020 Andrew Sylvia 0

CONCORD, N.H. – In the minds of most people, New Hampshire’s First in the Nation Democratic Primary ended a few weeks ago, but in reality, it was set to completely end in April. With the READ MORE

Emergency care sites ready for expected ‘surge’ in COVID-19 cases as city eyes two additional locations for homeless population

Tuesday, March 24, 2020 Pat Grossmith 0

A Greater Manchester Alternative Care Site, set up in 72 hours for an anticipated surge in COVID-19 patients, was possible because of plans put into place by the city’s Emergency Operations Center (EOC) consisting of the mayor’s office and the city’s health, fire and police departments. READ MORE

Pappas announces $28 million to fight opioid addiction in NH

Monday, March 23, 2020 Andrew Sylvia 0

WASHINGTON – In addition to the ongoing focus on battling COVID-19, New Hampshire’s congressional delegation has also announced $28 million in grant funding 2020 opioid and substance abuse funding for New Hampshire. The announcement comes READ MORE