Posts by Ryan Lessard
Between Free Comic Book Day (Aug. 14) and Granite State Comic Con (Sept. 18-19), Manchester Ink Link will be showcasing these entrepreneurial nerds, who have opened comic and toy shops, started selling aftermarket comic books and collectibles or offering professional photography that specializes in cosplay, to name a few.Â
Summer beers are still in the offing — light and crispy golden ales, English Milds and tropical sours. Enjoy them while they last, before the deluge of pumpkin begins.
Check out several iterations of a beer to support the NH Brewers Association made by various member breweries, plus a new candy sour, a classic citrus mead and a blood orange IPA.
An online fundraiser to help the family of a Windham man who suffered a serious spinal cord injury while biking the Clyde Pond trails in Windham last week has raised over $205,000 so far.
The Governor and Executive Council have approved a $3.3 million, five-year contract with Utility Associates Inc. Wednesday to supply every New Hampshire State Police trooper with a body camera.
In just a little over four months since Schonna Green moved to Manchester from Florida and took over as the city’s first ever Director of Homeless Initiatives she has put together a roughly 20-page plan with three phases and multiple recommendations, many of which are already being undertaken.
A 39-year-old man was riding his mountain bike in the trails by Clyde Pond in Windham Tuesday morning when an accident left him with a serious head injury. The man couldn’t get up and laid in the woods for approximately 90 minutes before help arrived.Â
Ovation Theater Company, a new Londonderry-based youth theater company that teaches various elements of theater at drama camps and produces plays and musicals each year will be putting on its first-ever performance of Mamma Mia! this weekend at the Londonderry Town Common.
Each time a homeless camp in the Queen City is cleared by police, the deck is simply reshuffled and individuals from those camps scramble to find other places in the city to settle, according to Manchester officials.Â
After a five-year hiatus, Little League baseball teams are squaring off again in the annual Michael Briggs Wooden Bat Tournament.