My Democratic Town Hall experience helped me to feel confident in the two strong, dedicated, and passionate individuals headed into primary season. I just hope our next president is one of them.
Keith Howard says it’s “a piece of surrealism,” that his tiny Liberty House outreach for homeless veterans made the short list of benefactors of Donald Trump’s pop-up counter-debate fundraiser.
David Mazurkiewicz, 50, of Manchester, was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, causing him to crash his car into the Girls Incorporated front porch Sunday night, then leaving the scene and walking home before police arrived.
As of January 1, 2016 the Ted Herbert Music School is part of The Majestic Theatre.
On Saturday, Jan. 16, some of the players from the Central boys hockey team came out and endured the rain, snow and cold miserable weather to give back to the community.
The NH Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has issued a conditional registration certificate for the cultivation of therapeutic cannabis to Sanctuary ATC. Sanctuary ATC’s cultivation center in Rochester, New Hampshire, is the first to receive DHHS approval to begin cultivating therapeutic cannabis in New Hampshire.
“Arsenic and Old Lace,” to be presented by the Majestic Academy Teens in Conjunction with the Derry Arts Council on Friday and Saturday, Jan. 29 and 30 at 7 p.m., and on Sunday, Jan. 31 at 2 p.m. Performances will be held at the historic Derry Opera House, located at 29 West Broadway, in Derry.
An anonymous donor last week made an offer the New Hampshire Food Bank would never refuse: A dollar-for-dollar match for all donations made to the NH Food Bank by the end of 2015– up to $100,000, which will double the much-needed support this holiday season for families in crisis.
Go-to pet-friendly gift guide for everyone on your list, whether they have two legs or four.
Manchester Police Department recognizes the good intentions of motorists. However, in an effort to discourage panhandling at busy intersections and other areas of the City, the Manchester Police Department is seeking the assistance of motorists and asking them to instead make donations to charitable organizations that are available to assist those in need.
Jack and Julie McCarthy of North Sutton have established the Manchester Dismas Home as a way to combat the state’s high-rate of recidivism and, more importantly, to return some humanity to those who have fallen through the cracks of the current prison system.
Kat Strange, Director of Communications for Child & Family Services of New Hampshire said the total raised was $215,000, and gives credit not only to all of those who took the time to call in or text donations, but also to the many local sponsors who offered goods and services as incentives.
QC Bike Collective will be holding an open house Dec. 1 from 4-6 p.m. followed by an open shop session from 6-8 p.m. at their headquarters, 373 Union St. All are welcome to come out and learn more about QC Bike Collective’s mission and ongoing plans for 2016.
It was assembly day in more ways than one as close to 100 volunteers gathered at a warehouse on Perimeter Road to set in motion the 5th annual Shire Sharing Thanksgiving food drive.
The NH Right to Life group was seeking all documentation from PPNNE and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services with regard to a 2011 federal grant awarded to PPNNE by HHS, after questioning whether some of that grant money was used to subsidize abortion.
Celebrate the art of pottery Nov. 7 and 8 at Studio 550, hosting a Pottery Market. Come. Browse. Shop.
Teen Challenge, a faith-based recovery program, has expanded from a minimum stay of 12 months, to 15 months, with the newly added three-month aftercare program, which ensures participants leave with a job, money in the bank, transportation, and a place to live.
Every day is No Bra Day for women like me who, for whatever reason, chose not to have reconstruction. I’m here to remind us that we’re not defined by mammary glands but by our unique creative intellect and spirit. That self-esteem is more the measure of our mettle in this over-sexed society we live in, one we too often feel compelled to “fit in” least we – God forbid – have people talking.
It’s a giant step forward for Hope for NH Recovery, which will be the first occupant of the building, once renovations are completed — Feb. 1, 2016, or sooner, says Hope for NH board chairman Melissa Fortin Crews.
