Registration is open for the 18th New England Regional Genealogical Conference (NERGC), “New Englanders – Here, There, and Everywhere,” which will be held Oct. 29 to Nov. 1, at the DoubleTree by Hilton in downtown Manchester.
I love beer. I love domestic beers and foreign beers and craft beers. I love beer from bottles and beer from cans and beer from taps. I love stouts and lagers and IPA’s and pilsners. I love regular beers and light beers. I love drinking beer and buying beer and thinking about buying and drinking beer. I love a beer in the shower and a beer after work and a beer before bed.
On July 11, Jillian Mars will compete in the preliminary 2025 Miss Collegiate USA national pageant held at the University of Maryland. This pageant recognizes women who are college-bound, currently achieving academic degrees, or seeking assistance with student loan debt.
Somehow July is almost over – but some of the best days of summer are still ahead of us. How are you going to enjoy your weekend?
As I prepared to move to Manchester to teach economics at Saint Anselm College, I was unaware of the extent of New Hampshire’s housing shortage. Despite having a job with a solid income, securing an apartment felt like winning a lottery. My husband and I scrambled to put down a deposit on a place within minutes of being notified and still, we lost out. Eventually, we got lucky. But that luck, and the ability to buy a condo later, was a privilege many don’t have.
HB 10 isn’t the Trojan Horse the editorial makes it out to be. Rather than a blunt instrument for censorship or a “search for blame,” it’s a practical, transparent framework that codifies what many New Hampshire schools already do.
In the piece, I included an excerpt from my 2012 book, “Hangover Breakfasts.” Afterward, I received a couple of emails from readers telling me that they enjoyed the excerpt and wanted to know where they could find the book.
The City of Manchester Health Department announced today that the public beach at Crystal Lake remains closed to swimming due to a confirmed cyanobacteria bloom.
With several community partners, she launched the Bienvenue au New Hampshire initiative that helps businesses and tourism providers welcome visitors from Québec and the French-speaking world. She has served as the President of the New Hampshire chapter of the American Association of Teachers of French since 2013. She is the Past President of the American Council of Québec Studies whose board she has served on since 2014.
There are no calling hours. A graveside service with military honors will take place Wednesday, July 9, 2025, at 11 a.m. in New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery, 110 Daniel Webster Highway, Boscawen followed by a celebration of life.