While the numbers aren’t final and can’t be for another day or so, it would appear as if the opioid epidemic continues to improve, at least in the city of Manchester. Statistics released by the Manchester Fire...
Read MoreCampaign finance reports were filed with the Secretary of State’s Office yesterday by those seeking state office. The big money raisers were Manchester’s Republican Mayor Ted Gatsas who, with the help of a seventy five thousand...
Read MoreThe Most Reverend Peter A. Libasci, Bishop of Manchester, yesterday, issued a call for Catholics to engage in prayer and perform acts of repentance in response to the ongoing violence here in the U.S. and worldwide. Said...
Read MoreAssistant Manchester Superintendent David Ryan announced more good news regarding the district’s A P scores at Monday’s meeting of the Board of School Committee. At the meeting, Ryan said The College Board, which...
Read MoreWell Round Two of the Mayoral Town Hall Forum Series is in the books and it was a fun one to watch as incumbent Mayor Ted Gatsas and challenger Ward One Alderman Joyce Craig duked it out over schools, school safety, drug court,...
Read More(Hour 1c) Due to a special project that is consuming all of all her time, Shelley Greenglass, of the Manchester Animal Shelter, was sadly absent for this week’s segment of Pet Sense. Fortunately, we were able to talk...
Read More(Hour 2a&b) This morning Bill Boyd, of the Merrimack Town Council, joined us to talk to us about the Kinder Morgan Gas Pipeline. He told us why he believes that it would affect the water supply in Merrimack. Tune in to...
Read More(Hour 1a) In the beginning of the segment Rich detailed what was going on during today’s busy show. He told us about Robert Debrot, who will be here in the next hour, and his mission. He also discussed an upcoming...
Read More(Hour 3b) Holly Morales and Harvey Bloom joined us this morning to tell us about their plans for the Merrimack Dog Park. They shared about Pet Safe’s ‘Bark for Your Park’ contest, which awards $100,000 to the...
Read MoreThe city of Manchester was busy removing snow from the downtown last night, so if you’re one of the many who seems to ignore those orange no-parking signs in the downtown and you’re wondering where your cars is,...
Read MoreIn the aftermath of Snowzilla, there’s been a blizzard of notices from communities across the region. Effective yesterday at three forty three P M, the Snow Emergency & Parking Ban was lifted in Goffstown. The...
Read More(Hour 2b) Merrimack Town Councilor Bill Boyd came in to discuss the proposed Tennessee Gas Pipeline. The proposal is still in the pre-application stages. Boyd wants to make sure the process is transparent for everyone....
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