Mayor Ruais News Today

Mayor Jay Ruais on Wednesday announced an important compromise agreement to the City of Manchester's procurement ordinances, developed in collaboration with the Associated Builders and Contractors of New Hampshire and Vermont (ABC) and the New Hampshire Building and Construction Trades Council (NHBCTC).

This week, Manchester Ink Link reached out to the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen to get their take on where the City of Manchester will be one year from now on the issue of homelessness. Here are their responses.

Manchester’s director of housing stability says she is trying to negotiate a severance package after being placed on paid administrative leave on Friday. The personnel action followed comments she made

Manchester’s director of housing stability says she is trying to negotiate a severance package after being placed on paid administrative leave on Friday. The personnel action followed comments she made

Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais convened a Mayoral Summit Monday to discuss issues related to cities around the state, but no one from the press or public was allowed to attend.

POLITICAL STORM CLOUDS are swirling over City Hall, with school board members firing back at a recent vote by aldermen seeking a “pause” in plans to close one Manchester school

BOB GAGNE, longtime chairman of the Board of Assessors, has announced he will retire this summer.