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The Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) will be meeting on Tuesday, March 2. Here’s a look at some of the things they’re expected to discuss.
Four New Roads
In a special meeting at 6:30 p.m., the BMA will hold a public hearing looking at the dedication of four new roads near the I-93/I-293 junction.
Located off Cohas Avenue, the four new roads to be part of the proposed Twin Brooks subdivision are Double Brook Road, Creekside Drive, Whitewater Drive and Rapids Lane.
Anyone interested in making a public comment can call 1-872-240-3311 and enter 679-741-005 when prompted. All commenters must give their name and address in a clear, loud voice to the record. They will receive one chance to speak and all comments must be directed to the chair.
Overnight summer camps are back in Virginia
By Sierra Fox
Overnight summer camps in Virginia
In Virginia, overnight camps will be back in session this summer and registration is now open. However, a majority of FOX 5 viewers say they’re not so sure about sending their kids.
FALLS CHURCH, Va. (FOX 5 DC) - In Virginia, overnight camps will be back in session this summer and registration is now open. However, a majority of FOX 5 viewers say they’re not so sure about sending their kids.
Congressional School in Falls Church runs as one of the region’s most popular summer day camps. They were lucky to open for part of last summer whereas overnight camps have been closed since summer 2019. That is nearly two years.
By: Deborah Speer
Jim Trocchio
Dan O NeilDan O’Neil is but one of thousands of crew members and other independent contractors impacted by the touring shutdown caused by COVID and who found themselves with few resources to tap while waiting for shows to return.Dan O’Neil has been in some dark places over the last 10 months since his work as a guitar tech dried up, but none as much as when one of his colleagues in the industry “lost everything,” including his home, he says.
“He packed up his stuff in two totes and labeled them as to they should go to, and then committed suicide.”
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