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  • [ Monday, September 25, 2023 ] September 25: Catacomb Wisdom Point of View
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  • [ Sunday, September 24, 2023 ] Manchester Brewfest was a blast! Brewery Scene
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School News

Honor rolls, school board updates, day-in-the-life stories and more.

Civics

Back to School for Manchester students on Sept. 5: Everything you need to know

Friday, August 25, 2023 Manchester School District 0

It’s almost time to go back to school – ready or not, here’s some helpful information. READ MORE

City Hall

Argeropoulos kicks off campaign at Shoppers

Monday, July 31, 2023 Andrew Sylvia 0

As June Trisciani’s event was occurring across town last Friday night, At-Large Board of School Committee Candidate Peter Argeropoulos was kicking off his campaign with an event at Shopper’s Pub. READ MORE

City Hall

Former Manchester Mayor looks to join Board of School Committee

Monday, July 17, 2023 Andrew Sylvia 0

On Monday, Bob Baines filed to run for the Ward 9 Board of School Committee seat in this fall’s municipal election.  READ MORE

City Hall

Will Stewart files for mayor

Monday, July 17, 2023 Andrew Sylvia 0

Will Stewart officially put his name into race on Monday, following the filing of Jay Ruais last week. READ MORE

City Hall

Aldermen vote against putting school referendum on the ballot

Wednesday, July 12, 2023 Andrew Sylvia 0

In an 8-5 vote, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted to receive and file a referendum that would place a question to voters regarding the complete independence of the Manchester School District from the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA), effectively killing the proposal for the near future. READ MORE

City Hall

Argeropoulos seeking second term as at-large BOSC member

Monday, July 10, 2023 Andrew Sylvia 0

On Monday, At-Large Board of School Committee (BOSC) Member Peter Argeropoulos filed his paper work for a re-election campaign this fall. READ MORE

City Hall

7 school board members complete re-election paperwork at first minute of filing period

Monday, July 10, 2023 Andrew Sylvia 0

On Monday, Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) members Julie Turner (Ward 1) , Dr. Sean Parr (Ward 2), Leslie Want (Ward 4), Jason Bonilla (Ward 5), Chris Potter (Ward 7), Gary Hamer (Ward 10), and Jim O’Connell (At-Large) filed for re-election. READ MORE

City Hall

School district leaders applauded for progress toward goals

Monday, June 26, 2023 Andrew Sylvia 0

Although there is still work to do, it seems that the Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) is pleased with the progress shown by the administrative leaders of the Manchester School District. READ MORE

Civics

BOSC approves $630,000 for first phase of school renovation plan

Monday, March 13, 2023 Andrew Sylvia 0

On Monday night, Manchester School District Superintendent Dr. Jenn Gillis reported to the Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) that the Boston-based architectural firm SMMA has provided a revised lower estimate for its services to help design a plan for the expected renovation of Manchester’s public schools. READ MORE

City Hall

Committee recommends tax cap plus ‘additional needs’ budget to full school board

Wednesday, February 15, 2023 Andrew Sylvia 0

The Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) Finance and Facilities committee recommended a $188,759,220 Fiscal Year 2024 Manchester School District tax cap revenue and expenditure budget on Wednesday night, as well as additional requested funding beyond tax cap limitations and a proposed school food and nutrition budget as well. READ MORE

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  • New or existing housing for homeless proves hard to acquire in Concord
  • Manchester Brewfest was a blast!
  • 10-year transportation plan hearing on Wed. Sept 27
  • Monday’s weather: Partly sunny, high of 68
  • September 24: Keith Howard, reporting all the recovery news that’s fit to print
  • Putting the unity in community: CelebratED’s annual back-to-school party in the park
  • Sunday’s weather: Cloudy with afternoon showers, high of 62
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  • Stephen Kelley: This sounds about par for the course. They never consider the impact of their decisions on the residents of "Center…
  • m tp: All Manchester tenants can thank the mayor for an immediate $300. a month rent increase. I also wonder how much…
  • kateblue: Its about time, I lived in Manchester for nearly 30 years and its quite clear that landlords are spoiled and…
  • kateblue: The city is very dilligent about getting after people who dump debris around in public places, I can name you…
  • Corpsman 🐱‍👤: Makes sense to me. Ever see a row of green waste containers, overstuffed with trash, blow open with a good…
  • Tony Jankowski: The city won't have the resources to follow up on these places, and the trash will not only pile up…
  • Jon Hopwood: Thank you for this information!
  • Hollis McGuire: What I don't yet understand - if she can raise enough funds, will the eviction process be halted? The goal…
  • Stephen Laurin: It looks like we have two interesting candidates for Mayor. I hope we can have an honest debate about how…
  • Turanga Leela: Homeless cannot afford rent of any kind. Once the govt gets involved, you may as well go full socialist.

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