r/ManchesterNH

Hi all. My spouse and I just moved here from the south and we’re looking for a GOOD barber- with a 🫧 CLEAN 🧼 shop- who works with Black hair.

Thanks in advance, y’all!

Hello! Moving from the West coast. Interested in downtown area with inside parking, as I am not used to shoveling snow! Haha! Want to be able to walk to the Mills- UNH for work. From Zillow- 1000 Elm and 75 Canal seem good. Any reviews ? Thank you!

My friend and I will be in town soon for a wedding and would like to get our hair done. I have long thick hair, and my friend has thin, curly 2c hair (we’re both white).

Thanks in advance, any recommendations are welcome!

I'll preface this post by saying what I remember may be completely off but I have a memory of my dad taking me to a pool hall, at least a place that had pool tables, it was during the day, it wasn't a bar type establishment. It would've been in the late 80's, in my head it was in the section of businesses that currently has the Sky Zone trampoline park and Bamboo Garden restaurant.

I've been away from Manchester for about 25 years so it's been awhile since I've been in that area. My dad doesn't remember taking me anywhere to play pool in that time period.

I have this image in my head that is crystal clear but it's almost like a picture - it's sort of still shot in time. I know this is a long shot, not sure where else to go, if anyone has any suggestions I'll gladly take them.

Thanks

I just got a bike again for the first time moving to Manchester and looking for people to ride with.

I’m a 34yo female so not trying to hang with the 70’s if that makes sense.
And ride an mt07 (street bike)

I appreciate any help or suggestions!

Will they let you pee for the drug screen first?

Where do they send the results?

hi friends wondering if anyone else has seen a 2 page diary style note left at the Saint Marie church a couple weeks ago. dated a couple times from late July sampling names like Kathleen and our David. please let me know if anyone else has seen these about? looking to get more info. thank you :)

Hey guys, I just moved to Manchester for work and don’t really know many people in the area yet. I’m 28, an engineer, and looking for people around my age to hang out with and or go to the gym with.

I’m a pretty nerdy guy, recently graduated from BU, and I’m an experienced powerlifter. I usually work out four times a week total two of the times being during the week after my 9-5 and on the weekend around noon or so for about 1 to 2 hours.

I’d also be happy to help someone newer to the gym learn the basics. Mainly just looking to meet some people and make friends in the area. Hit me up!

Anyone else see that angry dude by the old bus station? He was straight up punching the road signs, and screaming/spitting at every car that passed by.

I drove by 4 hours later he was still going but one street down towards the mill buildings.

I think he needs help but I'm not equipped to do much.... Annnnnd the cops would probably just assault him/throw him in jail.

Any one know what was going on?

He's probably still there.

Looking for a job with DPW (outside and physical is exactly what I’m looking for.) Can anyone shed some light on the roles?

Hello all this one’s for you New Hampshire ED techs or ED RNs. Me and my fiancée are planning to move to New Hampshire from the west coast as she has family in the state we will more than likely land in the Manchester metro area. I’m currently a ED tech at a level 1 trauma with 7 years of ED experience as well as 5 years experience pre hospital. I am certified at the advanced EMT level. Through my research I know of the big 4 hospitals in the southern NH area are Elliot hospital, CMC, St Joseph and southern New Hampshire med center and to my knowledge all of these hire techs at the AEMT level in the ED.

I’d really like to get some inside info from current or former ED techs or ED RNs who have been at any of these facilities so that I can make a informed decision about where to potentially pursue employment. And I have some specific questions that you can’t really get through Google ect.

My specific questions are……

1. What is the scope for AEMT techs? I’d assume it’s starting IVs 12 leads ect but is there anything further? Or unique? For example med administration, breathing treatments, foley/striaght catheter?

2. If any of you know How do the scopes differ between the different facilities/health systems

3. What roll is the tech usually filling when it comes to code activations such as stemi/stroke/trauma/CPRs

4. Are any of these facilities ECMO capable? If so what’s the ED techs role in that?

5. Is being a unit clerk/secretary part of the responsibility’s of the ED tech at any of these facilities? (This is a potential dealbreaker for me)

6. How is the culture at the facilities? How are techs treated? Are techs used as collaborative members of the team and treated with respect in their role?

7. What is the age of these facilities? Are they well maintained? Is equipment old/new/well maintained?

8. What’s the average volume and acuity at these facilities?

I know that’s a lot and any answers to any of these questions would be greatly appreciated as I’m trying to get a picture of the landscape out in NH. Any and all info on any other ED tech jobs or hospitals in the state is also welcome including facilities to look into or ones to completely avoid.
Thanks in advance!

I know the video itself totally sucks, but it’s the message that matters