Posts by Nathan Graziano
Nate Graziano has The Covid. Again. This is the third time Nate Graziano has had The Covid. It’s August, and Nate Graziano is burning up, lying on the couch, wrapped in a blanket with the chills. His muscles ache like he has been street brawling in a downtown alley. He can’t stop coughing, a wet hack, a barking sound one might expect from a character in a Dostoevsky novel.
I never thought my daughter would be interested in sharing the Red Sox experience with me.
Until she did.
In three months, on Nov. 5, American voters will make a decision that will have sweeping existential implications for this country, and the world as a whole, moving forward.
One benefit of having the summer off from classroom teaching is that I’ve been able to watch The Paris Olympics live, something I find both compelling and discouraging.
For Manchester comedian Danny Pee, the cosmic call to perform stand-up comedy didn’t come until later in life.
Then I saw one, right by the entrance that wasn’t a designated handicap spot. My heart leaped up. “Look at that,” I said to my wife, pointing to the parking spot. “There’s a Costanza.”
On Wednesday, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats hosted the Reading Fightin Phils, as well as more than 35 summer camps throughout New England, for a 12:05 p.m. start at Delta Dental Stadium.
When the Tupelo Music Hall’s owner and director of entertainment Scott Hayward purchased an old Victorian farmhouse in Londonderry, there were already a number of small shops inside, including a music venue called The Muse, where they featured live acoustic music and served coffee and baked goods.
Last night, while watching Donald Trump accept the nomination for president at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, Wis., I’m fairly certain some of my youthful adventurousness caught up with me.
After the threat of storms passed by Delta Dental Stadium on Saturday—prompting a cautionary half-hour delay in the start time—it was an idyllic summer night to take in a baseball game.