Timely van donation means Bookmobile will continue its mission for summer reading, and beyond
A new van will be wrapped and delivered to the city in time for summer reading, keeping the Bookmobile program rolling.
City Hall
Debt restructuring could bring new airlines to MHT
Could more airlines be coming to Manchester-Boston Regional Airport? It certainly became more likely on Tuesday night.
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.
Vote for Domino’s ‘Paving for Pizza’ grant by Feb. 3 to fill Manchester’s potholes
Free money for potholes? Yes, please. But YOU have to vote by Feb. 3 via the Paving for Pizza promotional website.
Shoppers unite: Free rides on MTA’s Route 8 bus Dec. 18-24
The gift of free rides to get out and about in a different way, save some gas and connect with others in the city during this busy shopping season.
Rex rebirth plan approved by Aldermen
Renovations are slated to begin in January 2019, concluding nine months later.
CVS proposal, take 2: A public hearing Feb. 23 will revisit proposal that met with objection in 2016
A developer interested in relocating and expanding the CVS pharmacy on Mammoth Road from its current location to a more residential setting will go before the Zoning Board on Thursday night.
Chamber supports state-based solution to Uber
Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce CEO & President Michael Skelton, who has been an outspoken proponent of keeping Uber operational in the city, said the Chamber continues to be interested in helping to facilitate a negotiated agreement.
Aldermen vote ‘no’ on extending Uber contract as June 4 deadline looms for service in the city
A temporary agreement is set to expire June 4, which could shut down Uber in the city.
Moody blues: Bond ratings for city, school slip
Manchester is having a bout of the Moody blues, after a recent downgrade by rating system Moody’s Investors Service, which recently dropped ratings for the city’s $33.7 million in general obligation debt and the school district’s $73.8 million appropriation-backed school facility revenue bonds.
Chamber launches ‘Save Uber in Manchester’ site
The Chamber wants those who support Uber to be heard by contacting their ward alderman.
What would you do with this building? A million-dollar question for a million-dollar building
We’d LOVE to know what YOU think would be the right way to repurpose this building.