WITH THE SAFE STATION programs in Manchester and Nashua complete, health officials have released a final statistical snapshot of the number of people helped at each site.

LAST WEEK’S MAYORAL debate featured several fiery exchanges between incumbent Joyce Craig and challenger Victoria Sullivan, but none more than one on education at local schools.

THE CITY AND school district have yet to be officially notified whether any Afghan refugees will be relocated to Manchester in the coming weeks, which will happen only after housing options have been confirmed.

WITH THE SERVICES provided by the Safe Station program moving to the Doorway of Greater Manchester, aldermen heard a presentation last week on the fire department’s mobile support services team, dubbed “The Squad.”

LAST WEEK’S VOTE by aldermen not to place charter amendments on the November ballot that — if approved — would have allowed the school board to set its own budget and override the city’s tax cap was surprising to many, upsetting to some.

MANCHESTER SOON could have access to funds for historic preservation efforts, after aldermen gave their blessing to ongoing efforts to become a “Certified Local Government” through the New Hampshire Historic Preservation Office and the National Parks Service.

THE CITY will host a job fair on Thursday, Oct. 7, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Manchester Police Athletic League building on Beech Street.

CITY ALDERMEN have appointed Carlos Gonzalez to represent Ward 12 on the Board of School Committee, filling the remainder of Kelly Thomas‘ term.

MANCHESTER HOMEOWNERS are bracing for preliminary value notices that are being sent out this week after the city’s latest revaluation.