June Trisciani - Manchester, NH

05/29/2026

Get ready Manchester! We are live at 9:30 am! Manchester Ink Link and WMNH 95.3 - ask your questions on Facebook live or call in 603-250-6007

Tune in tomorrow at 9:30 am on WMNH 95.3, streaming on Manchester Ink Link

We'll be joined by Heather Francoeur and Chris Dugan from the Queen City Rotary Club to talk about the incredible work being done across Greater Manchester to support local families and children.

We’ll discuss the Rotary Club’s mission, recent initiatives, community partnerships, and their spring charitable grants event — where more than $50,000 was awarded to children-centered nonprofits throughout our city.

Tune in for a great conversation about service, partnership, and investing in our community. Call in with your questions live at 603-250-6007 or comment on the Manchester Ink Link page!

05/28/2026

Tune in tomorrow at 9:30 am on WMNH 95.3, streaming on Manchester Ink Link

We'll be joined by Heather Francoeur and Chris Dugan from the Queen City Rotary Club to talk about the incredible work being done across Greater Manchester to support local families and children.

We’ll discuss the Rotary Club’s mission, recent initiatives, community partnerships, and their spring charitable grants event — where more than $50,000 was awarded to children-centered nonprofits throughout our city.

Tune in for a great conversation about service, partnership, and investing in our community. Call in with your questions live at 603-250-6007 or comment on the Manchester Ink Link page!

05/25/2026

Great summary by Gary Rayno-InDepth NH. “To make things more challenging, over the last decade lawmakers have reduced the rates of businesses taxes and the rooms and meals tax, and eliminated the interest and dividends tax.

Those tax reductions do not benefit the average working person, they benefit the high earners who pay a much smaller percentage of their earnings in taxes than middle- or lower-income workers do.

Those tax cuts and breaks have cost the state more than $1 billion in state revenue that could have gone to lower property taxes, held the line on public college and university tuition, and eliminated the co-pays and health insurance premiums the state’s most vulnerable have had to pay beginning in the current budget.

While the revenues to fund government have been significantly reduced, the needs funded in the past by that lost money do not disappear, and instead are growing today with greater fuel and energy costs and the resulting inflation. An iceberg lies ahead and no one is turning the Tirani”

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05/21/2026

Tomorrow morning, we’re joined by Julie Mudd (Julie Ann) an intuitive guide and transformational coach helping people reconnect with their purpose, energy, and inner wisdom through spiritual coaching and self-discovery. Tune in for a powerful conversation about healing, personal growth, and what it means to live a more aligned and intentional life.

We will be streaming live on Manchester Ink LinkManchester Ink Link WMNH 95.3 post your questions in the comments or call in live at 603-250-6007

If you miss it live, you can listen anytime on WMNH’s Podbean.

05/19/2026

Dian McCarthy for Goffstown is going to be an amazing Senator!

Dian McCarthy announced that she is running for the Senate seat in District 16. Dian has served as chair of the Goffstown School Board and has a distinguished record of public service. I had the privilege of representing Goffstown when it was in the 20th district and give my total support to Dian as she seeks election to this Senate seat.

05/18/2026

This week at City Hall.

05/14/2026

What’s changing with elections in New Hampshire? How can voters stay informed ahead of upcoming elections? And what does public awareness around voting look like in 2026?

Tomorrow on Let’s Talk About It With Carol & June, we’ll be joined by Tom Hilton, City of Manchester Election Administrator, and Casey McDermott, Election Cycle Reporter, Editor, and Senior Audience Editor for NHPR, for a conversation about upcoming elections, recent election law changes, voter information, civic engagement, and more.

Tune in to 95.3 FM at 9:30 am for an informative discussion about what voters need to know! We'll also be live on Manchester Ink Link's page. Manchester Ink Link

05/06/2026

What stories has Manchester forgotten—and who’s working to bring them back?

This week on Let’s Talk About It, we sit down with local historian Stan Garrity to dive into the Manchester Black History Project, his incredible history sleuthing, and the hidden stories that helped shape our city. From untold narratives to fascinating discoveries, this conversation connects our past to the present in powerful ways.

Join us for a meaningful and eye-opening discussion—you might never look at Manchester the same way again.

🎙️ Tune in on Friday at 9:30 am and be part of the conversation. Manchester Ink Link WMNH 95.3 Manchester NH Heritage - History & Architecture

05/03/2026

05/02/2026

The rain held off and it was a beautiful morning to celebrate That Smoothie Spot NH’s grand opening. I see lots more visits in my future!!