Things we carry: Although I can’t find the store credit I got from Target in January for a gift return, I have carried the joy and the weight of these two cherished friendships with me for 40 uninterrupted years, tucked in an inconspicuous fold of my wallet.
A bakers dozen going for a best pie record on Pi Day. Math never tasted so good.
The Blizzard of 2015 couldn’t defeat her spirit. Now Juno the cat is looking for a place to call her own.
A Memorial Mass for Rick Ranfos Sr. will be celebrated on March 13 at 10 a.m. in St. Pius Church. Committal services will follow in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
A memorial service is set for March 20 in Fairlawn, Ohio.
Tours will also be conducted in and around the Queen City in the week leading up to the Liberty Forum, which means Manchester’s curb appeal could make or break the FreeStaters’ initiative, something which began in earnest in 2003 in an effort to recruit 20,000 “liberty-loving people” to move to New Hampshire.
How a Cape Cod outreach is making a difference for wounded and abandoned pets in the Ukraine.
Shared custody challenges: ‘She is going to be his daughter for the rest of her life, through close and distant times, so figuring this out isn’t something you should do for her. ‘
Super Bowl wager leads to Soup-er Bowl donation for NH Food Bank.
Calendar of family fun for this year’s Winterfest 2015. Get the scoop.
Maura Laughlin, gone too soon, enjoyed spending time with her family and sketching. She was very fond of animals.
Longtime board member honored for his service to the NH Food Bank.
Add to your fun calendar: Night skating at Dorrs Pond Feb. 25.
Steamed over illegally parked cars during our winter parking ban? Use Manchester NH Connect to report them.
Great American Downtown operates much like our Intown Manchester does — a vital behind-the-scenes entity charged with promoting the best of what the city has to offer, while organizing some of the key events that bring the community together, for shopping, dining, commerce and celebrating life in a big city.
A second round of Scarves in the Park is set for Feb. 21, thanks to the magic of Facebook.
Another successful Snowfest in on the books for CASA NH.
Rick Springfield and Kathy Griffin, two great shows, one great venue – only at The Palace Theatre.
Funds raised through this event have helped spur dramatic progress in the lives of those who have cystic fibrosis (CF). Fifty years ago, most children with CF did not live long enough to attend elementary school. Today, people with CF are living into their 30s, 40s and beyond.