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“This pandemic has been tough on everyone financially and psychologically, so that’s part of the story, but the timing and sustained challenges have created a much riskier proposition for us and our fledgling business.”
Longtime NH resident Shaunte Whitted is owner of SDW Communications where she does public relations, event planning, social media management, as well as assisting companies with fundraising. She is a doting mother, daughter and friend and passionate community activist.
Get out there and enjoy some live entertainment!
Get in the holiday spirit with Symphony NH! Join the Granite State’s oldest orchestra, led by Music Director Roger Kalia, on Sunday, November 28, at 3 p.m. at The Dana Center, Saint Anselm College, for an exuberant concert of holiday music! Featuring holiday classics and works by Gabrieli.
In the spirit of spirited adult-themed celebration several downtown pubs, bars and eateries are decking the hallowed halls for some Halloween pre-gaming, giving you an automatic pub-crawl situation for those who want to dress up, go out and celebrate October’s signature costume party of all costume parties.
When Mmunga Masimango arrived in Concord in 2016, it had been 17 years since he left his home in the eastern Congo. He spent most of his childhood and young adulthood in a refugee camp in Tanzania, living with his family in United Nations tents and waiting to find out if he would ever be able to return home.
“When owners are surrendering their dogs, a lot of times they are calling us in a last-ditch, desperate mode,” Andrews said. “They’ve known for two months that they need to surrender and have tried all other options. Some have to move and others don’t want to deal with training or socializing them and then their dog is like a terribly behaved teenager, and they don’t want that.”
Fall favorite Apple Crisp Ale is back at Long Blue Cat, also try some creative twists on imperial stouts and a few single-hop beers. But first, a word (or two) about some local brewers.
Two contrasting visions of Manchester took the stage at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College on Wednesday afternoon as mayoral candidates Joyce Craig and Victoria Sullivan squared off in a debate hosted by the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
As part of the NH Preservation Alliance Seven to Save celebration, the public is invited to tour the Chandler House on October 28.
The Millyard Museum in Manchester opened its brand new exhibit on the erstwhile Queen City Athletic Hall of Fame Tuesday evening, with supporters, inductees and family members of late athletes in attendance.
Originally a whites-only club, by 1948 The Palladium integrated races after its owner Maxwell Hyman saw the financial potential in a demographically diverse audience, drawn to a completely eruptive sound in music, the exotic and sensually infused Mambo.
The Millyard Museum will open its exhibit celebrating the Queen City Athletic Hall of Fame with an open house to be held Oct. 19 from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Indigenous Peoples’ Day is not for celebrating Native Americans.
Girls at Work will host their first-ever women’s artisan fair beginning on Friday, October 15, 2021. This two-day event will host 13 female artisans from across New Hampshire in Girls at Work’s newly renovated space.
At the end of September, the Antiwork subreddit passed 500,000 users and has since gained close to 40,000 more. At the time of writing, the Antiwork discord channel boasts close to 600 users. For various reasons, people have gravitated to the movement, even if to gripe about conditions at their job they may not like.
Partnering again with The New England Holiday Light Company, Brookside Church invites everyone to contribute to the community holiday light display by donating a strand or strands of lights or even a family or group light tree in honor or memory of loved ones, those we’ve lost, those we pray for, or those we adore.
