Posts by Meghan Pierce
Representatives Pat Long, Kim Rice and Mary Beth Walz, who all most recently stood up against House Bill 1431 that would have established a “Parental Bill of Rights,” were the recipients of the award that has been given out annually since the 1980s.
Comedians are learning what’s funny — and not — during a global pandemic.
Virtual and self-organized activities are topping the ways fall festivals are moving forward this year, promoting a sense of community and local businesses remain the goal,
Although it was initially reported that no one was seriously injured when a fast-moving storm violently took hold of a large tent in New Ipswich Sunday, a New Ipswich man actually suffered a serious head injury, his pastor said Monday.
A fast-moving storm caused the tent at the “Wake Up America” tent revival in New Ipswich to collapse Sunday afternoon, sending four people to the hospital and injuring several others.
“We have gone to the bigger cities — and people have been nice — and had good conversations,” religious leader Torben Søndergaard said. “It is not everyone who is so fearful and negative.”
Attendees of an upcoming week-long ‘big tent revival’ plan to spread the Gospel to cities and towns, including Manchester. Meanwhile, New Ipswich leaders are more concerned about the possible spread of COVID-19.
Memorial Day parades and observances were canceled across New Hampshire this year out of the fear the coronavirus would spread at the gatherings. Some communities, however, are forging ahead with socially distanced ceremonies or vehicle-only parades as well as live-streamed speeches and videos.
The experienced backyard chicken farmers say to remember these are living creatures, they will need care and attention and don’t stay cute and fuzzy chicks for long. They get bigger and so does their poop.
The number of members requesting to be added to the NH Backyard Chicken Exchange Facebook group is skyrocketing, page administrator Christine Bemis said. Since early March, membership went from around 1,500 to more than 3,300 members in May.
Steven and Julia Wiggin purchased the Northfield Drive-in from longtime owner Mitchell Shakour just three weeks ago. The Wiggins are hoping to accommodate as many graduations as they can before their Memorial Day weekend opening. Additionally, they hope to fit in a Girl Scouts awards night, church services on Sunday mornings and possibly a Gay Pride movie night, since it’s likely parades will be out of the question in June, which is Gay Pride month.
“The 6 a.m. classes are much more popular now. We had 19 this morning,” she said on Thursday. “People can roll out of bed and onto their yoga mat.”
Use of CPAP machines should be evaluated, New Hampshire doctor says.
Part of the COVID-19 pandemic has been the almost constant flow of new information from new medical studies to potential cures published about COVID-19. But which ones are trustworthy and which ones are worth healthy skepticism?
Stay connected to yourself and give up the battles with your children over school work and household chores. Instead, choose your relationship with your children over those battles and when they are doing well praise them and thank them.
People are in need and really looking for some sort of spiritual connection.
In response to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, makerspaces across the state have mobilized an effort to manufacture protective face shields for health care workers, Roy Schlieben, executive director of MAxT Makerspace in Peterborough, said on Monday.
