I’m just another sojourner rounding an unfamiliar but expected corner on this thing called life. Motherhood has been my dwelling place. I have loved and nurtured four beautiful babies. I have answered their universal cry the best I could.
Following a stroke four years ago, Kevin took the lemons life had handed him and, combined with his passion for confections, turned it into a successful business venture, KRM Chocolates in Salem.
Storytime this Thursday, and every first Thursday of the month at the Mall of NH.
You would remember Monday Night Shoppers if you were around between 1957 and 1975. That was the 18-year run of the weekly back-page UL feature that put the spotlight – well, okay, a circle – on customers in the downtown business district. But you should also know that this back page feature was front page news when it started.
The day’s festivities will include live animals, demonstrations, crafts, games, music, face painting and bonfires.
“I met Charles Manson in 2004. He’s an old guy now, but he’s still pretty nuts. I got along with him even though a lot of people don’t like him. I don’t judge him, though.”
There’s no such thing as an overnight success. Greg Boggis, jack of all trades, has settled into a career in stand-up comedy after a life “of many acts.” He talks about rebooting his career, time and again.
It was June 30, 1940, when the first drive-in theater opened in the Queen City, only it wasn’t called a drive-in. Barney J. Williams, who wanted to link the place to his other amusement enterprise, tinkered with the name a bit and called his new cinema the ”Pine Island Park-In Theatre.”
Tibby is alive, but in need of a new home, after her owners decided to surrender her. Her operation, which was expected to cost about $7,000, is being financed through Spike’s Fund, the MSPCA-Angell’s charity for homeless pets.
The handwritten letter was from Eric G. who was born in Rollinsford, NH, and claimed his mother died in a one-car crash when he was only six months old. Eric said he knew nothing about his mother’s family because his father had taken him out of state immediately after his mother’s death. He and his father lived all over the U. S., eventually finding their way to California, where he committed murder and was likely to spend his life in prison.