Peter Noonan is a designer, award-winning illustrator, cartoonist and fine artist. His work has appeared in schools, private collections and publications throughout the country, and here on Manchester Ink Link since 2016, or whenever the candidates stir things up. Rated O for opinionated.
Peter Noonan is a designer, award-winning illustrator, cartoonist and fine artist. His work has appeared in schools, private collections and publications throughout the country, and here on Manchester Ink Link since 2016, or whenever the candidates stir things up. Rated O for opinionated.
Such people are often in the background, laboring in obscurity. Their job is nonetheless important. Without their expertise and hard work, the election process, such as it currently exists, would not be possible.
For the last three-in-a-half years, like countless others, I’ve devoted way too much of my mental energies to one Donald. J. Trump, our President. Just saying that still widens my eyes at times. No, that’s a lie, every time I say it.
I had been undecided on whom to vote for in the upcoming NH Presidential Primary on Tuesday, February 11th, until last week. As a proud Granite Stater, I take our First in the Nation status seriously by speaking to the candidates and asking hard questions. I strongly believe Elizabeth Warren is the Franklin Delano Roosevelt of our time, and she has earned my vote for president.
On Feb. 2 Democratic candidate Tulsi Gabbard and more than 600 other runners will participate in the Aflac Super Chili Bowl 5K to benefit Manchester’s Hope for New Hampshire Recovery, a recovery center offering help and, yes, hope to thousands of residents a year.
Of course, you can always call Uber – or just avoid the downtown until Feb. 13.
National politics puts New Hampshire in the spotlight every four years, and on Jan. 27 Manchester will be heard when a crew from Boston’s WGBH sets up at the city library to talk to voters as part of its “Hear at the Library” series.
A new hub site, mhtfitn.com, celebrates Manchester’s place in this historic 100th anniversary of the NH Primary.
If Pete can get a (formerly) 270-pound middle-aged man motivated from the couch to the convention, he can motivate America!