On Air News Read for July 25, 2017
It’s Election Day in Senate District Sixteen as voters go to the polls to fill the vacancy created...
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Author: Rich Girard
On Air News Read for July 24, 2017
Fire officials in Manchester are marking a milestone that is as concerning as it is celebratory. On Thursday, the Fire Department’s Safe Station program welcomed the two thousandth visit by an addict. According...
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On Air News Read for July 21, 2017
Governor Christopher Sununu announced the results of his initiative to reduce regulation in the...
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Gravel: Watching the aldermen with complete disgust
Publisher’s Note: We post this testimony given by Ward 7 resident Lisa Gravel to the...
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On Air News Read for July 20, 2017
Manchester Mayor Ted Gatsas has filed a defamation of character lawsuit against former Ward Ten...
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On Air News Read for July 19, 2017
Hot in the city. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Stupid is as stupid does. The...
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On Air News Read for July 18, 2017
New Hampshire Attorney General Gordon MacDonald announced that fifty nine year old Deborah Walsh...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for July 17, 2017
The pace of the opioid crisis seems to have slowed a bit. On Friday, just shy of halfway through the month, Manchester Fire Department Emergency Services Officer Christopher Hickey released stats showing there’d been...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for July 14, 2017
New Hampshire Attorney General Gordon MacDonald announced, yesterday, that his office, along with the Merrimack County Attorney’s Office, the Concord Police Department and the New Hampshire State Police, has begun a...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for July 13, 2017
Keno-Garten is officially on the books now in New Hampshire. Governor Christopher Sununu signed the bill into law yesterday. For those who’ve forgotten, or are otherwise unaware, the funding mechanism for “Full...
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