Posts by Carol Robidoux
A newer New Horizons is in the making. It will take funding from all sources – a capital campaign, along with federal and state dollars, and an attitude adjustment in the community about the goals.
Ward 8 Alderman John Cataldo is passing the baton.
The Equinox is almost here, and the Argh Gallery will be celebrating the first day of spring in style.
Few other details have been released by the Attorney General’s office, which is handling the case.
Don’t call it a comeback — even though it is, in some ways. But for Paul Nelson, his CD release party on Saturday night at Jupiter Hall after a stint of a self-exile from the scene is really just the next leg of what has been a lifelong journey toward his musical destiny.
One person is dead and another injured in an early-morning shooting at a Sagamore Street residence.
Last week’s meeting was book-ended around the theme of homelessness and panhandling, and growing concern from several residents and business owners over they city’s need to address the problems during public comment.
The first day of Daylight Savings Time is notorious for traffic accidents, which could be a contributing factor to a series of accidents Sunday morning. Of course, the snow never helps.
The boyfriend of a woman gunned down Saturday night outside a local club was arrested Thursday morning while appearing in Nashua District court on another matter.
On Friday the entire city is invited to Ralph Baer’s Birthday party at Jupiter Hall where they will be able to play Ping-Pong on a giant 10-foot screen created collaboratively by Kelley Muir and friends she’s come to know and love within the local “nerd” community, including Dave Seah, Ryan Sutton, Roxanne Chang, Sara Ceaser and Sid Ceaser.
Organizers are seeking volunteer business partners from all fields, new and traditional, to spend the day with students and help them learn first-hand about careers available to them in their future.
There is no evidence to suggest that there is a threat to the general public, police said.
A winter storm watch is in effect for Sunday night in our area.
Participants may expect to share related perspectives gleaned from life experience, and/or simply enjoy listening to the thoughts of others about the poet’s work.
Get out your shovels, come on, get happy … for those of you who haven’t had enough of winter yet, that is.
There will be no further contract discussions until the mediation session scheduled for March 21, 2019.
When your school makes basketball history by simultaneously winning both the boys’ and girls’ citywide championships, a victory parade is in order.
