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City releases road construction update for last week of June

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By Andrew Sylvia Verified
| Manchester Ink Link
City releases road construction update for last week of June Promotional photo/Manchester Department of Public Works MANCHESTER, N.H. – The Manchester Department of Public Works has announced road construction occurring during the week of Monday, June 22 to Friday, June 26 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Road Closures (expect detours): Union St. (Willow St. to Clay St.) – detour via Willow St. and Silver St., northbound lane will reopen at night Somerville St. (Beech St. to Maple St.) – detours via...
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School Committee faces difficult decision with school bus storage/repair proposal

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By Andrew Sylvia Verified
| Manchester Ink Link
A picture of school buses on the transportation page of the Manchester School District’s website. MANCHESTER, N.H. – With the Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) about to gather for its final meeting before its summer break on June 22, and it must make a decision on whether to accept paying nearly a million dollars for a sub-optimal proposal or risk having nowhere to put them during the 2026-’27 school year.
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Variances approved for proposed 23-unit building on Caron Street

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By Andrew Sylvia Verified
| Manchester Ink Link
Location of the property seen in a Google Map put into the meeting packet. MANCHESTER, N.H. –  There is a property nestled between Queen City Avenue, a rail trail and one of the most unique neighborhoods in New Hampshire’s largest city. Developers who want to remove a single-family home on that property and replace it with an apartment building received positive news after receiving several variances from the Manchester Zoning Board of Adjustment during their June 2026 meeting.
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