Posts by Carol Robidoux
Queen City author Rob Greene, writing as R.W.W. Greene, is lending his words and voice to the nation-wide launch of “Writers Resist: The Anthology” this month. Catch him at the Bookery Oct. 16 along with other local authors, as they share their work.
Police are investigating the credibility of a possible bomb threat at the Hilton Garden Inn.
It pays to be an InkLink subscriber.
Early-morning crash on I-93 snarls morning commute.
A wanted man is in custody after allegedly fleeing police early Friday morning in an incident that led to a rooftop escape, a brief scuffle with another resident after the man jumped through his window to evade police, and ultimately left a police officer injured.
Under the eye of artistic director Troy Powell, 12 dancers blend classical and contemporary technique into an unforgettable performance. Show is Oct. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the Dana Center for the Humanities at Saint Anselm College.
Police say if you know the whereabouts of these three, do not approach them, but instead notify police.
Renovations at other courts are in progress, while courts being considered for 2019 include Pulaski and Wolfe basketball courts.
Flash flooding required a boat rescue from a commercial zone in Derry Tuesday.
All aboard the Trolley Tour from 5-8 p.m. on Sept. 20.
This year’s Central NH walk will be held Sept. 22 in Manchester, beginning at Arms Park. Each year more than 600 communities nationwide participate in the event, the world’s largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer’s care, support and research.
Next up in the Currier Museum’s Side Door Music Series is Upstate Rubdown, a unique use of the city’s premiere art space, bringing talented musicians from across the globe to the Currier Museum of Art.
There are still 14 performances of Beauty & the Beast at the Palace – got tickets?
We asked the four nominees – Debra Gagnon Langton, Patrick Long, Michael Porter, John Rist 10 questions on their views and what ideas they have to move the district forward.
We’ll bring you updates as they become available.
Alderman Joe Kelly Levasseur has kicked in his own money to boost the usual $2,500 Crimeline reward to $5,000.
Some basic information for voters before you head to the polls Tuesday.
Celebrating common ground in a world of uniquely individual human beings.
The scene at Hillside was chaotic, but most parents appeared calm – and appreciative – of school protocols and police caution that led to the unusual circumstances that brought them all together outside the middle school.
