Posts by Carol Robidoux
Although it’s mostly all for fun, there will be prizes. And, if we’re being honest, the Holy Grail of trivia night is the bragging rights. Trivia is serious business for those who show up regularly to play, says Bill Seney. He’s been running trivia nights with his partner in random knowledge, Cody Booth, for a decade.
According to MEA President Sue Hannan, the tone of the two-hour session was “positive and productive.”
Donations can be made to help the family of fallen Newport News police officer and NH native Katie Thyne.
National politics puts New Hampshire in the spotlight every four years, and on Jan. 27 Manchester will be heard when a crew from Boston’s WGBH sets up at the city library to talk to voters as part of its “Hear at the Library” series.
When asked if they minded not sleeping-in on a school holiday, both girls considered the question as they continued to dab paintbrushes into the colors of countries that make the world a little smaller for fellow students.
All are welcome to this free event.
After last week’s balmy preview of spring, it’s back to January reality here, with some snow on the horizon this weekend, including a serious wind-chill factor.
Paul Dimick of Manchester was sentenced Jan. 13, 2020, in Hillsborough County Superior Court to serve 30 years to life without the possibility of a reduced sentence for the murder of Justin Lee on Sept 7, 2018.
New casual dining cafe slated to open in March.
Where do you go for the best chicken wings in Manchester?
“From textiles to technology… our story is one of collaboration, determination, and grit.”
This year, best-selling author and motivational speaker Paul Boynton wants to help you refuel and pass go. His new book, “Be Amazing,” cuts to the chase with 100 succinct and inspirational pages that can, once and for all, help you start living the life you’ve always wanted to live and bring your “2020 vision” into focus.
Space is limited and registration is required.
Homegrown in the wilds of Maine, the Oshima Brothers promise to deliver a night of original pop-folk music.
A look back at Manchester Ink Link’s top stories in 2019.
Public voting is open until Dec. 31.
A special meeting will be held to discuss options for construction at the city’s middle schools.
