(Hours 3a2,b,c) 
Rich talked to Manchester Mayor Ted Gatsas. The discussion took on the following shape:
- Manchester’s ranking as one of the best managed cities in the country
- Addressing claims surrounding the handling of the rape at West
- Appointment of Emily Rice to City Solicitor’s Office
Click here for the mentioned article regarding the best managed cities.
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(Hour 3b) Rich and the Mayor continued with:
- Who knew what about the infamous hallway at West
- What should be communicated to government officials
- Criticisms aimed at County Attorney Dennis Hogan
- Efforts taken by current administration to conduct an investigation
- Campaign for re-election
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(Hour 3c) Rich and Mayor Gatsas closed out the show by talking about:
- Should the city be more aggressive in removing piles of trash
- Chief Goonan’s announcement regarding shutting down a fire station
- NH Food Bank’s impromptu food drop
- Activity at the splash pad at Rock Rimmon Park
- Funding for parks
- Road construction details
- Utilization of city funding
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