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A night of fun and funding - roasting community leaders to raise money for local nonprofits. There are still some seats available. CLICK--> https://nhcommunityroast.com/

Get ready for Greater Manchester 'Tradition and Taste' Restaurant Week: Oct. 22–Nov. 1 - Manchester Ink Link The Palace Theatre this week announced the return of Greater Manchester Restaurant Week, taking place October 22 through November 1, 2026, with this year’s celebration inviting the community to experience “Tradition and Taste.”

Southwest launches nonstop flights from MHT to Nashville - Manchester Ink Link Manchester-Boston Regional Airport this week announced the launch of nonstop flights to Nashville International Airport (BNA) on Southwest Airlines.

NH civic assembly finds broad agreement on six approaches to housing crisis - Manchester Ink Link Granite Staters from across New Hampshire reached broad agreement on six approaches to addressing the state’s housing challenges following three days of deliberation at the New Hampshire Forum Civic Assembly in Concord.

The Office of the City Clerk will again have extended hours on Tuesdays leading up to the November 3, 2026 State General Election. Beginning Tuesday, October 6, 2026, in addition to regular hours, the City Clerk’s Office will be open from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. solely to assist anyone wishing to register to vote and to accept requests for absentee ballots. Visit manchesternh.gov/elections for more information.

Philip and Julie Taub, co-founders of Swim With A Mission, are up on The Soapbox today:

The Soapbox: The State of New Hampshire’s Veterans - Manchester Ink Link New Hampshire is home to 81,535 Veterans, including 8,893 female Veterans. They are our neighbors, coworkers, coaches, business owners, public servants, parents and friends. They have served our nation. Now the question is whether we are serving them with the urgency, coordination and compassion the...

Where to find the music that frees your soul - check out our Weekly Entertainment Report for live music and lively arts in and around the Queen City, courtesy of Ted Herbert Music School & Rentals READ MORE-->

Weekly Entertainment Report: Live music and lively arts, Oct. 1-4 - Manchester Ink Link Make it a musical weekend.

Time to let your hair down, put on your sailing shoes and kick up some fun - let The Weekender be your guide. READ MORE -->

The Weekender, Oct. 1-4: Deerfield Fair, 2026 NH Book Festival, 3 Years of Stash Box + more - Manchester Ink Link This weekend has got a lot on tap! The annual Deerfield Fair is back in action, the 2026 NH Book Festival is taking over downtown Concord, and the 2026 Powder Keg B**r and Chili Festival – the largest b**r festival in New England – is coming to Exeter.

Support to change zoning to help fix the housing crisis in New Hampshire has increased dramatically, but where affordable housing should be built and who will pay for it is a tougher nut to crack.

Saint Anselm’s Annual Statewide Survey of Voter Attitudes on Affordable Housing found that attitudes in the past year on whether single-family homes can be built on small lots is way up. Even more dramatic is the increase since 2020 in support of changing zoning to allow more housing. READ MORE -->

NH support grows for changing zoning to build housing, unless it’s in ‘my neighborhood’ - Manchester Ink Link Support to change zoning to help fix the housing crisis in New Hampshire has increased dramatically, but where affordable housing should be built and who will pay for it is a tougher nut to crack.

if you are heading downtown, plan accordingly (this was 1:45 pm) - Andy