Posts by Carol Robidoux
When Sarah Maillet realized the subfloor behind the bar at the 815 speakeasy on Elm Street was failing she never imagined it would lead to a five-month hiatus and a major makeover.
Another opening, another show, another weekend of endless musical possibilities. Get out there.
Above: Six medals like those pictured above were stolen from a display case at the Millyard Museum. MANCHESTER, NH
Rudy Giuliani appeared outside Merrimack County Superior Court Wednesday to announce he’s suing President Biden for calling him a Russian operative during a 2020 televised debate.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Federal Communications Commission have planned to test the national public alert and warning system on Wednesday by sending an alarm out through all smartphones connected to a cellular network. You will see a message accompanied by an alert sound and vibration: “THIS IS A TEST of the National Wireless Emergency Alert System. No action is needed.”
MANCHESTER, NH – Lucky No. 13 will soon be playing on a court much closer to home than he has
Three years ago I met Lexi Ramirez, who was among those people who were camped out at the Hillsborough Couty Courthouse because they had no place else to go. On Nov. 19 Gov. Sununu “solved” the problem when he paid Eric Spofford, formerly of Granite House, to take people away in vans and put them up at his place in Derry. Lexi and about 30 others were whisked away and told they could stay for three months.
The four-year SPOA period is October 1, 2023, through September 30, 2027, and represents an annual budget of approximately $23 million in support of programs that deliver services and supports to tens of thousands of older people, caregivers and family members across the Granite State.
“I knew that this was the last year for Wilson Street School – it’s closing after this school year,” Marilyn Pettigrew said a few weeks ago when she was met inside the school by school administrative assistant Deb Savary to deliver the colorful blankets.
Celebrating education and putting the “unity” in community is what the annual CelebratED festival at Veterans Park is all about, and that’s what Saturday’s strong showing of students, parents, and educators reflected.Â