Posts by Carol Robidoux
“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.
Gov. Sununu will travel to Texas to appear as a keynote speaker at the Texas Tribune T-Squared festival, which will address various topics of interest in the current political landscape.
Pastor Renee Rouse anticipates the Sept. 30 Symposium, “Sowing Seeds of Healing,” at the Doubletree Hilton will be more of an open dialogue than a lecture, as it should be. It’s a topic that deserves to be aired in an atmosphere of love and healing.
Saturday’s street festival on Hanover Street will go on Sunday Sept. 17 as planned.
Once again Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is in the running as “Best Small Airport” in an online poll circulating by USA Today.
If all the world’s a stage, then comedian Colin Mochrie’s the guy doing sight gags and sound effects, pulling one-liners from his imagination like a magician’s sting of endless handkerchiefs and savoring every improvisational moment.
Superintendent Jenn Chmiel Gillis on Sunday addressed the school bus driver shortage announced Friday and what it will mean to families whose children rely on city buses to get to public charter schools.
Londonderry Superintendent of Schools Daniel Black on Friday announced the decision to suspend the high school cheerleading program until further evaluation following allegations of “a toxic and pervasive culture of bullying.”
The Primary election is Sept. 19 and we’ve been gathering information from the candidates to help you make an informed decision when you go to your polling places to vote.