Speaker Mike Johnson said, “Look, there’s a lot of energy in the country, and a lot of popular sentiment, that the demand to impose Sharia law in America is a serious problem.” Is this grandstanding, a hidden message, or do they use grandstanding to hide their message?
It was summer in Claremont last year when the city’s hyper-local newspaper, The Eagle Times, announced it would cease publication. It had been a long and hard-fought struggle for the paper dedicated to the Twin State Valley, but after nearly 200 years and several different names and owners, it gave up the ghost.
Spring is in the air this weekend! With seasonal markets, poetry readings, flower stamp painting, book fairs and more, it’s abloom with an abundance of ways to get out and enjoy the fair weather.
Jon and I had finished volunteering at the food bank and were driving back to the church to meet up with our prayer circle when the call came in.
The 23rd annual New Hampshire Indoor Scottish Festival is happening April 10-12, at Manchester Memorial High School. “It’s the largest of its kind in the USA,” said Claire MacPherson, president of Scottish Arts, a non-profit organization that relies on volunteers to organize the event.
About 12 years ago as I was taking my usual early spring walk through the Valley Cemetery to see how it survived the winter when I stumbled upon an old slate gravestone in pretty good shape that I hadn’t noticed before. It was in one of the oldest parts of the cemetery on the Auburn Street side on public grounds…
Calling hours will be held at Lambert Funeral Home & Crematory, 1799 Elm Street, Manchester, on Monday, April 13th from 3 to 7 p.m. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at Saint Joseph Cathedral, 145 Lowell Street, Manchester, on Tuesday, April 14th, at 10 a.m., followed by a private ceremony at Mount Calvary Cemetery in Manchester.
The event will feature children’s and adult activities and presentations throughout the day and all-ages concerts from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Freshly squeezed lemonade will be available for purchase from the Squeeze the Day NH lemonade truck while participants enjoy the music.
In continuing efforts to advocate for withdrawing Auburn’s partnership with ICE, residents push for clarification and scope of work. Urging that public safety and trust needs to be a priority for the Police Commission and the chief of police, a committee of Auburn residents form a culture of neighborly love and steadfast dedication to the heart and soul of what makes Auburn one of the best places to live in the Granite State.
Whether you’re dreaming of fresh vegetables, eager to attract pollinators to your yard, or thinking about that extra something special to brighten your landscape, you’ll likely find what you need at the Derry Garden Club’s (DGC) annual plant sale. The sale will be held, rain or shine, on Saturday, June 6, from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. at Robert Frost Farm, 122 Rockingham Rd. in Derry.