Posts by Nathan Graziano
Now Chelbys’ current owners, Loukas and Effie Pozios, a young family who moved from Greece to pursue their American dream, decided it was time for their restaurant to undergo another makeover.
It is also an irrefutable fact that the serial killer Ed Gein was one of the worst human beings to ever inhabit this planet, which makes him juicy content for “American Horror Story” creator, writer and producer Ryan Murphy’s series “Monster,” which has featured fictionalized tales of some of the most demented and depraved killers in the annals of American crime.
Did I mention Chelbys is closed for renovations?
Delta Dental Stadium was one of four sites nationwide that DBH chose to launch “haunted tours” this year, which Fisher referred to as “a privilege” for the Fisher Cats and the city. The Haunted Stadium Tour, which also includes the option to participate in the Save the Ballpark Escape Rooms hosted in the executive suites for $25, opens tonight and will run Thursdays through Sundays for the month of October, closing on Nov. 1.
On Sunday, when it was finalized that the Red Sox would be playing the New York Yankees in a three-game AL Wild Card series this week, I put on my game face, and the game face will remain plastered to my mug until Thursday, at the latest.
The Todd Hearon Band opened with a peppy version of “Looking Glass” from the new album then worked seamlessly through a set that stretched out both Hearon’s lyrical acuity and the band’s seemingly metronomic tightness.
Personally, I’ve never been a big fan of Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, but that is “for me to poop on,” not the government to dictate.
We walked into the gymnasium, grabbed our ballots, dodged a piece of tumbleweed, and voted in less than five minutes. This begs the question: Where was everyone?
Social media was aflame this week with sanctimonious posts from both sides of the political spectrum.
My wife was communicating with angels.
There is a John Prine song titled “Summer’s End” that I listened to repeatedly this past Labor Day weekend. It’s a beautiful, haunting song, and also depressing as hell. But when I’m looking to wallow in self-pity, depressing songs are my magic elixir.
From Oct. 2-Nov. 2, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats organization will host “Fright Nights at the Field: Screaming Line Drive” at Delta Dental Stadium, an immersive experience that Fisher Cats general manager Taylor Fisher hopes will become Manchester’s “flagship fall event.”
Here is a basic truism that I’m guessing anyone who has ever been married to another human being already knows: Marriage is hard.
We were somewhere in Oklahoma in a cheap motel off I-40 in the middle of nowhere, the type of nowhere place that most people from the East Coast don’t know about unless they’ve been to nowhere.
In case you missed it, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of the Comedy Central cartoon television show “South Park,” have opened up with both barrels parodying the Trump Administration and the MAGA movement in the first two episodes of Season 27.
Dug North of Nashua was recently a contestant in the current season of The HISTORY Channel’s series, “Alone,” which drops 10 skilled survivalists in hostile climates throughout the world with only those said 10 chosen items and their knowledge of wilderness survival skills.
The general manager for a minor league baseball team essentially oversees everything that is non-baseball related. From ticket sales, to promotions, to the maintenance of the facilities, to maintaining a good relationship with the city of Manchester, Fisher is constantly spinning plates.
That’s it. The Blonde Woman left last Friday, and she is never coming back. I’ve been staring out the living room window looking for her as those damn Golden Retrievers walk past my domicile, back and forth and back and forth, with total insouciance—as if my barking doesn’t register any sound with them, as if I don’t even exist.
On June 27, Manchester-native and Central High School alumni Zak “The White Hulk” Lansing made his debut at Power Slap 13 in a bout with Ro Montana at The Fontainebleau in Las Vegas.
I wrote about an accident that I had in February in this column when it happened. In short, I was moving a futon into my basement, skipped a step on the stairs and face-planted, breaking my nose and fracturing my two front teeth. As it turned out, my front teeth needed to be extracted and replaced with dental implants and new crowns.