Are you looking for a fun Saturday night out? Something that doesn’t require dressing up or spending a bunch of money? Join Granite State Generosity at the Auburn Pitts Aug. 16 for our Shhake It Off Silent/Headphone dance party sponsored by 400 Conejos Tequila!
The Manchester Conservation Commission has arranged for an upcoming guided tour of the Manchester Cedar Swamp Preserve on Sunday, July 6, at 10 a.m. This tour offers a fantastic opportunity for Queen City residents to explore one of Manchester’s most remarkable natural treasures and, with a bit of luck, witness the magnificent giant rhododendrons in their full summer bloom.
As we approach the Fourth of July this year, which commemorates the signing of the “Declaration of Independence” in 1776, it is hard to miss the irony.
When you wonder why your rent is so high, or why your tax bill just keeps growing—remember that both Republicans and Democrats worked together to avoid taxing the wealthy at the same rate that they’re taxing the poor and middle class.
This summer, the New Hampshire Department of Education (NHED) is continuing its work with eligible organizations to serve free meals and snacks to children through the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s SUN Meals and SUN Meals To-Go, also known as the Summer Food Service Program.
When Baby “Grace” Doe was discovered in the water at Pine Island Park in Manchester on March 27, Ron Bodendorf – pastor at The ARK Church in Manchester – knew the church had to take action.
The International Institute of New England (IINE) celebrated World Refugee Day on June 21. This event was held at a time when, over the past two months, the Trump administration has issued orders for the forced deportation of undocumented and illegal immigrants—an action that has raised serious concerns among immigrant communities.
This year, I introduced a new holiday that will now join Emma Nutt Day—the holiday on Sept. 1 that recognizes the first female telephone operator—and Festivus on our calendars.
Dating back to 1988, the organization now serves clients (most of whom are elderly) in seven area towns (Chester, Danville, Derry, Hampstead, Londonderry, Sandown, and Windham), providing transportation to medical appointments, as well as friendly visits, help with grocery shopping, errands, light housekeeping, and other chores that allow folks to remain living independently in their homes.
Scenes from Shop the Block, which created a retail heaven for foot traffic on Hanover Street. Check out the video.