I am known for leaving devices and pocketbooks all over the place, especially at home, but also in restaurants and other venues. Fortunately, they had all been recovered without anyone stealing my identity or the few dollar bills in my handbag that are stuffed in there.
It’s Day Three of the Manchester Ink Link Pizza Madness Tournament seeding week and we’re approaching 400 votes so far.
Sarah Kirkland Snider’s Penelope to be presented on two New Hampshire stages. Saturday, March 2 at the Rex Theater, Manchester and on Sunday, March 3 at BNH Stage, Concord.
The awards recognize individuals, organizations, or businesses in the categories of restoration and stewardship, rehabilitation and adaptive use, compatible new construction, public policy, and educational and planning initiatives.
The benefits of music are vast and varied, touching every aspect of human life. From enhancing cognitive abilities and emotional well-being to fostering social connections and improving physical health, music offers a universal language that speaks to the heart and mind in equal measure.
January continued the recent trend of a significant decrease in the number of suspected opioid overdoses in both Nashua and Manchester.
There will be no trash or recycling collection on Monday, February 19th, in observance of President’s Day. As a result, all collection of trash and recycling may be delayed by 24 hours for the remainder of the week.
“I believe the Upper Valley started this discussion with us at the planning board, and they’re looking at tools and things they can put out there to maybe spur and encourage developers to build new housing in Claremont,” she said. “There’s a shortage, and I knew the new city planner came to Claremont, and she couldn’t find a home.”
Members of Holy Trinity Cathedral Polish National Catholic Church recently participated in the annual Souper Bowl of Caring, collecting soup and other non-perishable food, for a grand total of 464 items in all. These donations benefit clients of the Families in Transition Food Pantry.
As of approximately 8 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 17, the mobile pizza pop-up Deadproof Pizza has taken a commanding lead in the race to determine the seeding for Manchester Ink Link’s first ever Pizza Tournament.
My allegiance to the Red Sox vastly contributed to my developing a Chicken Little Syndrome—“The sky is falling”—while creating a seemingly endless well of negativity.
Recently, our senators had an opportunity to end one of the vilest ways coyotes are killed. SB346 would have ended the barbaric practice of coyote hounding. We lobbied the senators at the statehouse in Concord on the day of the vote, giving them a postcard with a recent photo of a beautiful NH reddish coyote. One of the senators asked why we don’t use a photo of a coyote ravaging a cow. What does he think happens to the cow when she goes to the slaughterhouse? The coyote kills to survive. Another senator said coyotes are cruel. Coyotes kill to survive. The coyote hound hunter does it for fun. It’s easy to figure out who the cruel one is. The bill did not pass.
On Thursday night, Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais invited the public for a town hall-style meeting for Ward 1, located inside the Webster Elementary School gymnasium.
Here is a recap of what was discussed.
Manchester Community Action Coalition (MCAC) celebrates its 4th Anniversary on Feb. 20 from 5:30 pm to 7:30 p.m., hosted in partnership with the SEE Science Center at 200 Bedford St., Manchester, NH 03101. The theme to commemorate this milestone event will be “Sound In Science, A Celebration of Black Contributions in STEM.”
It looks to be a nice and chilly February weekend, check out the list of events to help you enjoy the weekend!
Neon lights soaked into the pores of strikingly tall models like gamma beams from a 1950s pulp novel, carrying looks down the runway to the beat of pounding house music. While this may sound like a vignette from some hidden underbelly of New York Fashion Week, you might be surprised to discover such vogue emerging within the New Hampshire art scene. Last weekend’s Obscure fashion show, hosted by Nashua’s community art-centric nonprofit Positive Street Art, brought a taste of the high-fashion world to our own backyard through its own perspective.
Join us for a community discussion centered around the arts in Manchester. During this Town Hall, we encourage participants to come and share their ideas for the Manchester Arts Commission.
Local outdoor gear manufacturer NEMO recently donated 100 high-quality sleeping bags to the nonprofit organization Common Man for Ukraine. These sleeping bags will be instrumental in providing comfort and warmth to internally displaced Ukrainian children seeking refuge in safe houses amidst the ongoing conflict in their war-torn country.