Posts by Carol Robidoux
Lots of community clean-up efforts on the calendar in the coming week, including Sunday’s clean-up on Allard Drive by students who say there is more to it than picking up trash.
Come celebrate the bigger, better Dulces Bakery on May 1, as they open the doors to their new space, the old Post Office Fruit Luncheonette.
Wanna rock? May 18 at Penuche’s will be rockin’ hard with DEFCON!
The crew at Central Fire Station is hoping to win some votes with their signature pork-shoulder taco recipe during 2019 Intown Taco Tour on May 2.
Michael McCain has not been seen since Saturday night after leaving a club in Nashua.
Members of the BOSC contract negotiation team presented their side of the protracted negotiations process to the full Board during a special public meeting at City Hall on Monday night, followed by questions from fellow board members.
Special meeting to provide public information about negotiations between the school district negotiating team and members of the Manchester Education Association is set for 5:30 p.m. on April 22.
In less than two weeks Alexis “Lexi” Chinn will take center stage, along with women from around the country, all selected to represent their home state in the Miss USA pageant, precursor to the Miss Universe Pageant.
See the traveling exhibit, “22-13,” in Laconia on April 22 and 23.
What’s Easter all about? Generally speaking, the mash-up of fun holiday rituals and religious rites are simply that. The true meaning of Easter belongs to those who celebrate it in whatever way they choose to in a free country like ours.
A grievance filed last week by Manchester Education Association against the school district for discriminatory practices pertaining to a religious holiday has been denied, leaving some teachers with their religious rights “violated,” according to the teachers union.
“That Fresh Green of Spring,” is James Tebbetts’ fifth concert featuring his original compositions performed by professional musicians, including Manchester Community Music School faculty members.
2019 Water Works third-grade science fairs are underway.
A conversation with former Massachusetts Governor Bill Weld, who will make brief remarks and then engage in a question and answer session on his vision for America’s Role in the World.
The divide between the Manchester Education Association and the city’s designated negotiation team so far has not been bridged by mediation. A scheduled session held April 9, which had been previously canceled by the district’s negotiation team when the mediator was unable to participate due to illness, ended with no resolution.
If you’re not going to see Dean Ford & The Beautiful Ones at The Shaskeen on April 13, well, you’re missing something special.
Still time to catch Manchester Community Theatre Players interpretation of “Our Town.”
It’s been nearly two years since a group of residents came together to fix what was broken. Valley Volunteers have made it their mission to correct the years of neglect and vandalism at Valley Cemetery, and their mission continues.
Classic rock at the Davignon Club Saturday night.
