Posts by Jeff Rogers
Mayor Lucas left Kansas City at 6 AM to be here, leaving behind a 6 week old baby. In remarks to the gathered crowd, he empasized the historic importance of this election.
Comfortable space, deeper than wide, bar at the back w/ maybe 8 stools. Plenty of tables, some high tops, some low. Soft chairs near the front.
Let’s talk about: a NH Olympian, Valley Cemetery, Queen City Bike Gathering, etc.
I was incredulous at the detail and realism Barbara achieved. And by minimizing color, she invited the viewer in to use their imagination and become almost a collaborator in the work.
Manchester Alderman Pat Long held a launch party for his NH State Senate campaign Wednesday at Stark Brewing. It was well attended with plenty of food & beer and a lot of smiles.
Hello Manchester! Let’s talk about: | Deadly Scooter Accident in Jaffrey | NH Surge in Traffic Deaths | A Dozen Items for Every Ride | Mellow Map of Manchester | Manchester’s new Zoning Ordinance | Better than Bungies? |
Ben believes his arts experience has given him far more than just the ability to compose and play the piano, but has made him far more flexible and adaptable.
From outside things look much the same, except for a few new signs and a sandwich board along Hooksett Road. But inside, things are dramatically different.
The city wants your feedback. Here’s how, and what will come next.
– Public group ride schedule.
– Community Market.
– Great Cedar Swamp Hiking
– Safe Road Survey
On the evening of June 24, hundreds of supporters gathered on the State House lawn in Concord to emphasize that the future of reproductive rights is at stake in New Hampshire and at the federal level. The event marked the two-year anniversary of the United States Supreme Court overturning of the Roe v. Wade precedent.
Hello Manchester! Welcome back to a recurring column about navigating our lovely city on foot, scooter, bicycle, etc. This time of year it feels so wonderful to be out in the sun with a breeze in your hair. For most of us, the exercise is a welcome bonus. So let’s get into it!
If you’ve got more than enough Bob Ross moments — happy little accidents — in your life, then I envy you. Most of us could use far more of those than the world provides. And when they happen, or when we stumble upon them, they should be enjoyed, cherished, and even celebrated.
In this edition, let’s talk about some recent improvements to Manchester’s cycling infrastructure, plus an upcoming event.
This article sprang from a social media post by Aaron Share of To Share Brewing, wherein he asked for help finding a home for about 6 barrels of spent grain per week. This is no small thing — Aaron estimated it would take about 3 able-bodied people to lift each barrel into the back of a truck. Imagine six barrels filled with soggy oatmeal.
Every year about this time, mid-March, a wonderful local charity holds the most amazing fundraising event at a great local bar & restaurant. Seriously, until I attended one of these events, I never knew a fundraiser could be so much fun.
After visiting Daydreaming Brewing in downtown Derry, trying each of their eight available beers (small pours shared with my wife, and accompanied by food, don’t worry) and spelunking through the website of the mini-conglomerate of which it is a part (more on that below), I now have so many bits of info about Daydreaming swirling through my head (see what I did there?) that I don’t know where to begin.
