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Manchester officials update city's 'Overdose Prevention Strategy' - Vimarsana News

Manchester officials update city's 'Overdose Prevention Strategy'

As part of the ongoing effort to reduce the number of opioid overdoses in the city, Manchester officials released the 2024 Overdose Prevention Strategy, billed as a 46-page blueprint for

Mayors: Cities struggle with paying for homeless 'prevention' - Vimarsana News

Mayors: Cities struggle with paying for homeless 'prevention'

When homeless residents request housing assistance from Keene, the city must help, even when shelters are full. As the number of New Hampshire’s homeless has grown, that has become increasingly

City Hall: Dam Wright says city mishandled housing director controversy - Vimarsana News

City Hall: Dam Wright says city mishandled housing director controversy

CITY HALL WAS a little quieter early this past week, days after Housing Stability Director Adrienne Beloin and the city reached a settlement agreement that included her resignation, putting an

Manchester aldermen approve 10% insurance rate hike for city employees - Vimarsana News

Manchester aldermen approve 10% insurance rate hike for city employees

City employees in Manchester will see an increase of 10% in health insurance costs as of July 1, following a vote this week by aldermen to raise rates.

Manchester pilot program connects homeless with ID cards, birth certificates - Vimarsana News

Manchester pilot program connects homeless with ID cards, birth certificates

Manchester officials announced a pilot program this week aimed at connecting homeless individuals with identification cards and their birth certificates at no charge at the city’s Engagement Center.