Entries Tagged as 'Government Documents'
Hello Voters!
Are you registered to vote in November??? Current 2008 voting information is now available at the Manchester City Website.
Per the Website:
“New Hampshire residents who will be 18 years of age or older on election day, and a United States Citizen may register with their Town or City Clerk. According to State Law you may register to vote up to ten (10) days prior to an election unless that day falls on a holiday then it would be up to seven (7) days prior to the election. You may also register to vote on election day at your polling location.”.
You can find the following and “much, much, more”:
- Voting Location
- Ward maps
- Election and Primary Dates
- How to register to vote
- Sample ballots
- Links to other election resources
Just go to the Manchester City Website at: http://www.manchesternh.gov/website/ scroll all the way down and on the right hand side is a little voting box. Click on the link titled “Election Information Updated for Fall ‘08 races”.
OR click here:
http://www.manchesternh.gov/website/Departments/CityClerk/VoterRegistrationandElections/tabid/575/Default.aspx
Voting location data by ward has also been physically posted at the Manchester City Library Information Desk.
Rememeber:
Primary: September 9
General Election: November 4
Don’t forget to do your civic duty!
Tags: City Library · Government Documents · News
Do you need U.S. statistics on a WIDE variety of health care topics for a research paper? Well, look no more!
Health, United States, 2007 is an annual report on trends in health statistics.
This updated source from the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services is located in the Government Documents section of the library. This area is off limits to the public, but please ask someone at the Information Desk to help you with any Government Document.
Health, United States, 2007 has various topics in table and chart form on information like:
- Health care expenditures, access to healthcare, risk factors, and overall health of the nation by income level
- Substance use by age
- Weekly restaurant visits by age
- Fertility, mortality, disease data
Health, United States, 2007 is also online. Check it out!
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask Amy H., Government Documents Librarian, Manchester City Library
Tags: Books · City Library · Government Documents · News
The blank form beckons
“How will you spend your refund?”
They’re optimistic.
Tax form ten-forty
Subtract line nine from line ten
I owe them how much?!
For better or worse,
Taxes filed; the tax man paid.
Sleeping well tonight.
Hello, tax refund.
Goodbye, credit card balance.
Goodbye, tax refund.
Collected and adapted by Yvonne Loomis.
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