This event invites community members, parents, children, and individuals of all backgrounds, to engage with environmental themes through art and discussion.
Furbearers with a hunting season include coyote, fisher, raccoon, red fox, gray fox, opossum, mink, weasel, skunk, and muskrat. Registration is now required only for furbearers taken by hunting and does not include animals taken by trapping, Wildlife Control Operators, or any other means of take.
The community is invited to attend a Memorial Walk on Aug. 30 honoring the memory of Denise Robert alongside her family and friends.
Three Tales of Misplaced Royalty, Existential Pancakes, and the Queen of the Sunrise Café O P I N I O
The crowd at the “Silent Disco” was as varied as the playlist. Attendees of all ages showed up in everything from flashy outfits to jeans and sneakers. Guests danced to music ranging from Justin Bieber to ABBA, with the option to switch between three DJs on color-coded channels.
Driver behavior like repeat extreme speeding puts all of us at risk. What if we could allow such offenders to drive, but assisted by technology that would prevent the worst kinds of offenses?
Join us at the 8th Annual Great MassabeSEEK at the Massabesic Audubon Center in Auburn on September 21st at 1p.m., rain or shine.
Manchester South Jr. Soccer League (MSJSL) on Saturday celebrated its 50th anniversary, a milestone that included the unveiling of a new sign at the league’s home fields.
In the heart of Manchester, New Hampshire, a local resident, Daniel Mowery, has found himself at the center of an unexpected controversy over his homemade bread and butter pickles. What began as a simple act of sharing his culinary creations with neighbors at community block parties has escalated into a clash with local regulations, raising questions about fairness, clarity in the law, and the spirit of community fellowship.
Here in Manchester, we know what community looks like. It looks like a bake sale for a family facing hard times. It looks like a kid’s lemonade stand on a hot summer day. It looks like a neighbor sharing extra vegetables from their garden. These small acts of connection are the heart of our city, the kind of grassroots generosity that should be celebrated, not regulated into oblivion.