Posts by Ryan Lessard
The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office released two new guidance documents related to the so-called “divisive concepts” legislation that was signed into law by Gov. Chris Sununu on June 25.
You know it’s summer when the breweries start serving bready lagers, crisp pale ales and citrusy IPAs. That and, you know, heatwaves and “smoke” weather.
The only thing that seems to have an impact on the number of homeless camps in the city is the changing of the seasons, despite several high-profile camp clearings by Manchester Police since late last year.
Her new shop space, called Tom&Chickpea, is a place to showcase and sell some of her work, as well as other Bohemian-themed accessories she’s sourced from other producers.
“Space exploration has excited me my entire life. I think the science done in space benefits all of humanity.”
Stay cool with these new local beers. Your emergency cooling supplies include of a wheat sour made with an herbal tea blend, a mead with local wildflower honey, a session NEIPA and much more!
A public celebration of life will be held on July 10 at town Democrat headquarters at 2 Litchfield Road in Londonderry.
Ten of the 18 members of the Governor’s Advisory Council on Diversity and Inclusion resigned Tuesday in a letter to Gov. Chris Sununu over his decision to sign into law controversial legislation that is aimed at banning the use of Critical Race Theory in classrooms and government-sponsored diversity and inclusion training.
Celebrate Pride Month with a key lime gose, toast your own weirdness by trying a glitter-bombed sour, or twirl your mustache with a bougie Belgian aged in your choice of pinot or bourbon barrels.
Salvation Army volunteers in Derry will be distributing free pizza, burgers and hot dogs at certain times throughout the week starting next Tuesday, June 22, as part of its annual summer program to feed the hungry.