Posts by Jules Robidoux
Jason’s Joy, a newly opened thrift store on Manchester Street, answers the question: “What if everything in my grandma’s house was up for sale?”
Meet Keith Howard, Manchester resident and community leader, and the author of Unclaimed, But Loud: The Memoir of a Shy and Retiring Boy Who Was Neither. Howard is a New Hampshire native and former director of Hope for New Hampshire Recovery and Liberty House for homeless and struggling veterans in Manchester, and happens to be a veteran and recovered addict himself.
Ever wonder what you might actually find at the end of a rainbow? While you may never know the answer to that, we now know what you can find on the dark side of one – an impressive amount of genius, creativity, and twistedly-cool handmade goods worth their weight in gold.
Granite United Way volunteer-led Community Impact Committees across seven regions have completed the second round of responsive grant funding.
EveryLibrary and MomsRising published the results of a poll this week conducted by the University of New Hampshire examining Granite State residents’ support of House Bill 324.
A heavy presence of police cruisers with lights flashing assembled outside Red Robin at the Mall of New Hampshire Sunday afternoon.
Jozimar Matimano’s success in art derives from his honest and emotional portrayal of the often harsh realities of life for Black people in America, his identity as a refugee fleeing conflict in Africa, and the singular wisdom that can only shine through the brush strokes of a talented artist.
West grads Mike Garcia and Zach Ziemba are back with a vengeance. Now college grads and community trash vigilantes, their friendship has blossomed into a partnership, focused on cleaning up their city.