Carol Robidoux

March 6 OLLI Lunch and Learn: ‘Meet Your Local Community News Source’

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Delivering worthwhile local news and reporting is truly a community effort. It takes a dedicated team of reporters and loyal readers working together to make it happen. Manchester InkLink is about the people and possibilities that make communities tick. Not just the newsmakers, but also the growing number of community contributors who provide content about the things they know and love.

The Weekender, Feb. 26-March 1: ‘Sky is the Limit’ Rail Jam at McIntyre, Dine to Donate at Honey Cup, TYC’s The Coffee Shop Series + more

read more…: The Weekender, Feb. 26-March 1: ‘Sky is the Limit’ Rail Jam at McIntyre, Dine to Donate at Honey Cup, TYC’s The Coffee Shop Series + more

Opportunities for community connection are in full supply this weekend! Support local businesses at one of the many anniversary parties taking place around town, or young artists at The Youth Center’s first ever TYC Presents: The Coffee Shop Series at the Moka Pot. Head to Honey Cup Cafe and Tearoom’s Dine to Donate event where 10% of sales will go to supporting the Manchester Diaper Pantry. Or perhaps go cheer on your sporty neighbors at “Sky is the Limit” Rail Jam at McIntyre. Your presence makes all the difference when it comes to lifting up local!

Safe Sports Network to honor Daniel O’Neil at 14th Annual Safe Sports Social

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The Safe Sports Network will host its 14th Annual Safe Sports Social on Thursday, March 19th from 5–7 p.m. at The Derryfield Restaurant, bringing together community members committed to protecting the health and safety of local student-athletes. This year’s honoree is Dan O’Neil.

Child in the snow

Lizard Think: The snow is fine, we’re just old now

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The day after the snow fell, I woke up early, threw on my neon pink snowsuit, and ate my breakfast with the veracity of cat that hasn’t been fed in 2-3 hours. I rushed outside, and the day flew by. At one point, gazing up at that dirty gray chunk of street snow, I had a genius idea. Like Mallory and Irving gazing up the impossible form of Everest, I decided – I MUST climb and descend such a glorious mountain. Successfully. 

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