As the city’s Saint Patrick’s Day festivities took place just a few hundred feet away, Shopper’s Pub + Eatery hosted Deadproof Pizza, which operates from a ghost kitchen in Manchester and sells its food at events around the area.
The New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT) will begin a multi-bridge rehabilitation project on Interstate 93, in the northbound travel lanes between Exit 6 in Manchester and Exit 9 in Hooksett, on Monday April 1, 2023.
Spring is here and this weekend is filled with Easter themed activities and more! Check out the mix below.
Proponents of this bill want you to believe it is about contracts. That is far from the truth. This is about human beings who have a right to security and the ability to envision their futures without having to worry that they will have to start over again and again because they ask for a reasonable accommodation, have children with support needs, or acquire a disability.
Please excuse the rest of this column. I take pride in my contrarian nature, in my ability to identify clouds on any horizon. Today, though, is not a day for me to be philosophical or intellectual. It’s a day to freaking celebrate!
A semi-annual Rare Coin and Currency Expo returns to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, 700 Elm St., for two days, Friday, March 29 and Saturday, March 30, brought to you by EBW Promotions, LLC.
You haven’t heard from me in a few months. I do hope you enjoyed the respite, because that silence has ended, beginning today with a mea culpa. I apologize to all the InkLink readers who contacted me offering support, to the members of Hope Nation who kept me in their prayers, to the countless folks in the larger recovery community who sent texts and emails of love and support, to my old Army buddy, Ryszard Guziewicz, to the InkLink’s Editor/Publisher/Grand-Poohbah, Carol Robidoux, and to dozens of others. I am sorry. I didn’t respond to many of your inquiries about my health, each sent with love and compassion. It was wrong but necessary to have isolated in a cocoon composed of my wife and daughters, along with a very small group of close friends. Thank you all, and please accept my apology.
Gyllenhaal shows off all of his Academy Award-nominated chops as the soft-spoken Elwood Dalton. Notice that the character does not have the same given name as Swayze’s character in the original film. Gyllanhaal’s Elwood Dalton is not, in fact, the same character as Swayze’s James Dalton, although they’re both referred to simply as “Dalton.”
Already in 2024, Zoom, Home Depot, Wayfair, Snap, and Lyft have all cut their DEI teams by at least 50%, some completely eliminating the roles. At the educational levels, we’ve seen Harvard, University of Florida, and Johns Hopkins all eliminate the entirety of their DEI teams, or fold under the pressure of political interference while accepting the termination or resignation of their most visible DEI leaders and advocates – the vast majority of whom are women of color, and Black women to be specific.
There have been 2,603 overall ballots cast as of approximately 11 a.m. on Monday, March 25.
Unitil Corporation, (Unitil.com), a provider of natural gas and electricity to customers in New England, expects to have the customers who lost power following a significant winter storm Saturday to have power restored by Tuesday morning. Restoration to some single service issues and isolated pockets of customers may extend later into the day.
Volunteers are needed to staff the not-for-profit New Hampshire Renaissance Faire for its twentieth anniversary year! Positions include ticket booth, front gate, security, first aid, set up & take down and others.
Youth homelessness across the state has become a growing concern and large societal challenge. On March 29, Waypoint is hosting the 10th Anniversary SleepOut to raise awareness for young people experiencing homelessness. This event will bring together people from across the state to raise collective consciousness about homelessness and to be in unity with young people who have no choice but to sleep outside in communities all over New Hampshire every night.
There have been 1747 overall ballots cast as of approximately 3 p.m. on Sunday, March 24.
As usual, parade day – this year March 24 – is preceded by the Millennium Running Shamrock Shuffle, making for a wearin’ o’ the green road race marching extravaganza you just can’t deny!
The community is invited to attend a series of three upcoming Fellowship/Healing Sessions co-sponsored by NH Black Women Health Project & Friends of Nashua Community Conversation on Race & Justice, to be held at Soel Sistas Restaurant, 30 Temple St.
However, as I’ve gotten older, some of the joy of celebrating my dramatic comeback has subsided and—aside from a few rites of passages at the end of another decade of spinning around the sun—my birthday now goes largely unnoticed. This needs to change. And not just for me. For everyone.
There have been 762 overall ballots cast as of approximately 4 p.m. on Saturday, March 23.
