As an all-black musical production during a time where black performances where scripted to be cut out of movies in order to be shown to white Southern audiences (in fact Cabin In The Sky was banned in Memphis) it was a massive gamble for director Vincente Minnelli,
This year’s Mag-a-Palooza is a special one. It marks the fifth year in a row that the community has come together to remember the life and times of one Maggie Philbrook, a spirited young lady who marched to her own drummer and lived her life to its fullest – until it was cut short by cancer at the age of 13.
Fifty-one years ago, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King warned that “a nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual death.”
This year, we’re ready to have an even more amazing weekend of food and fun. Fourteen food trucks will descend upon Manchester’s McIntyre Ski Area from June 1-3 for three fun-filled days of great food, craft beers, and entertainment for a cause.
Friday night, party at City Hall and everyone’s invited!
Rain or shine – includes car seat safety check, teddy bear clinic, bike safety and more!
Alan McCullough is on a mission to umpire at least one Little League game in every state, and he reached 47 states in total thanks to a game in Manchester on Tuesday night.
During hearings for a bill in the New Hampshire legislature, Christine Jameson from Hampton gave heartbreaking testimony. She recounted that her 33-year-old firefighter husband Kyle died from what doctors say is a work-related cancer, T-Cell prolymphocytic leukemia. He also left behind a 2½-year-old child.
Traffic troubles due to a blown transformer were reported Tuesday morning in Manchester. All power was expected to be restored by noon, according to Eversource.
There are a number of 21-gun salutes planned around the city on May 28 between 8 – 11 a.m.
Although my first novel began “I never intended this, of course,” when I came to Pittsburg in mid-August, I intended to stay for a year or so. I intended to finish another novel. I intended to write a memoir. I intended to learn some things about myself…I had a lot of intentions.
Arms Park in Manchester on May 27 from 1 to 3 p.m. will be the site of a rally in support of youth minorities planned by New Hampshire teens for New Hampshire teens.
So, residents of Manchester, for the next 20 to 50 years we will be looking from the highway at a parking garage similar to the one you see at our local airport. It says nothing about Manchester. It looks like it belongs in a suburban shopping mall in Fort Lauderdale, where the developer lives.
Since Liberty customers pay for the “unaccounted for volumes,” and the leaked gas impacts the climate, perhaps Liberty should release a detailed report and supporting data explaining the losses?
Meet author Dan Szczesny, ask him lots of questions, and buy lots of copies of his book during a short lecture and book signing June 30, 2018 from 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.at the Manchester Millyard Museum.
For this season the market is moving to Stanton Plaza, right across the street from Veterans Park. See you at the market June 21.
Come out to the June 15 MCC workshop and find out how to earn as you learn.
I felt angry about it – angry that as our city transitions from spring to summer there is a high-profile shrine to the devastation of fire, a signpost in the middle of a busy intersection that sends a message of neglect.
