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Waypoint's SleepOut raises $411K for NH's homeless youth | Social Issues - Vimarsana News

Waypoint's SleepOut raises $411K for NH's homeless youth | Social Issues

MANCHESTER -- Waypoint’s 2024 SleepOut hit a 10-year record, raising $411,000 (and counting) to address critical needs for young people experiencing homelessness in New Hampshire. Nearly 170 supporters bundled up

With schools getting less than requested in mayor's budget, Levasseur promises 'repercussions' if layoffs occur - Vimarsana News

With schools getting less than requested in mayor's budget, Levasseur promises 'repercussions' if layoffs occur

Former mayor and current Ward 9 school board member Bob Baines has been warning fellow school officials for weeks to prepare for a “very tough budget cycle.”

House panel combines multiple bail reform bills - Vimarsana News

House panel combines multiple bail reform bills

CONCORD — Multiple bail reform proposals were combined into a single bill Tuesday that would require those accused of serious violent crimes to stay in jail until they can appear

'Unsick Day' proposal would boost paid leave time for preventative care vists for city staff - Vimarsana News

'Unsick Day' proposal would boost paid leave time for preventative care vists for city staff

Could “Unsick Days” hours keep Manchester’s municipal workers healthy — and lower the city’s health care costs?

Property rights need more consideration in approving housing: Realtors group CEO - Vimarsana News

Property rights need more consideration in approving housing: Realtors group CEO

BEDFORD — Towns should give more consideration to individual property rights, permitting people to build more housing on private property rather than invoking local control, according to the head of