Governor Lamont announced a comprehensive plan to put more than $33 million in state and federal resources to work providing emergency assistance to renters, homeowners, and residential landlords impacted by the COVID-19 public health emergency.
Cruisin’ wants to hear from you! Whether you are a car enthusiast or an interested spectator, we’d like to hear why you love the Cruisin on Main Street event.
On Tuesday, July 7th,The Board of Directors unanimously voted 9-0 to declare racism a public health crisis in Manchester.
Congratulations to Sandra L. and Monica L., week 1 winners of the four week “YOU EAT…WE TREAT” Downtown Manchester restaurant promotion. They each won a $25 gift certificate to the Downtown Manchester restaurant of their choice courtesy of the Downtown Manchester Special Services District.
The Marketing Committee of the Downtown Manchester Special Services District is pleased to launch a new promotion to generate support for Downtown Manchester restaurants while benefiting their customers. Called “You Eat…We Treat!”
The health and safety of our employees and our community is top priority for the Town of Manchester when opening and operating our public pools.
The mission of Access Health CT is to increase the number of insured residents, improve health care quality, lower costs, and reduce health disparities in the state of Connecticut.
Japanese knotweed, also known as polygonum cuspidatum, is an invasive plant species sprouting up all across the state of Connecticut. Keep Reading More!
During the COVID-19 pandemic, people across the nation have taken to the outdoors to safely get exercise by walking, hiking, picnicking, and more! Read on!
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