James Costa is the Neighborhoods & Families Coordinator for the Department of Leisure, Family, and Recreation. He began working with the division during his sophomore year at Manchester High School, and he is now a UConn graduate with degrees in Journalism & Film Studies.
Fun Fact #1: I won my car in a raffle during Manchester High School’s Project Graduation.
Fun Fact #2: My all-time favorite movies are All That Heaven Allows, Punch-Drunk Love & Twin Peaks: The Return.
Each September, the global community joins together to commemorate Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a movement that aims to raise awareness of suicide prevention, combat misinformation on the topic and spread a message of hope.
In honor of MacDonald’s achievement, join Dr. Marcella “Marcy” MacDonald Reception and Talk on Friday, October 7 from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM at the Galleries at WorkSpace, 903 Main Street.
On April 22, an unprecedented silence will run throughout elementary, middle & high schools throughout the United States. This silence, one shared by thousands across the country, will be in commemoration of the 26th annual Day of Silence.
Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), an annual campaign commemorated each year in April, aims to raise the public’s consciousness of sexual assault, provide survivors with resources and support channels, and educate individuals on preventative measures.
Join the Town of Manchester’s Neighborhoods & Families Division for the Things That Make You Happy Youth Art Exhibit on Friday, April 22 from 6:00
To commemorate Transgender Day of Visibility, Better Manchester Magazine has spotlighted Finn Rowan, an indie folk singer/songwriter born and raised in Connecticut.
As the month comes to a close, we as a local and national community band together for the 13th annual commemoration of International Transgender Day of Visibility.
In order to commemorate Women’s History Month, Better Manchester Magazine has compiled a variety of digital resources and guides pertaining to scholarships, organizations and programs for women and girls.
Let’s get down to sharing our roots by exploring our cultural food & farming heritage!
After reviewing over two dozen submissions from Manchester students, we are honored to announce the winners of the inaugural Black Joy Poetry Contest.
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