The technology uses artificial intelligence to help physicians detect potentially precancerous polyps. Patients can now schedule a colonoscopy with GI Genius™ at Foundation Gastroenterology.
In 2020, New Hampshire’s Black population was recorded as roughly 21,000 people, according to census data; that’s about 2% of the total population of the state. If there are 21,000 Black people in the Granite State, one has to assume that there are 21,000 ways to be Black.
North Main is now located in a commercial complex on Charron Avenue, after a 2015 move, and serves students primarily across Nashua and several neighboring New Hampshire and Massachusetts communities. It has roughly 225 students and is comprised of 15 instructors of various disciplines, including piano, violin and saxophone lessons.
A group of planners, engineers and architects with the nonprofit Plan New Hampshire came together with residents over the summer to learn how residents wanted to make the streets safer.
A total solar eclipse is a time when all observers are immediately aware that we are part of a solar system. It is a fleeting experience that both scientists and artists try to capture.
We already have a climate curriculum in our public schools, but it was designed years ago – things have changed since then. So why do we need a change now?
For some reason, I experience a vast amount of existential dread—a fear of an eternal abyss—while driving to work each morning.
We’re excited to announce the launch of Nashua Ink Link! We’re creating a place for readers seeking local news and information about the Gate City to connect.
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We survived the brutal cold last weekend, here’s your chance to get out of the house and enjoy all that winter has to offer in NH. Check out the mix below!
My husband went for The Reaper at Dave’s Hot Chicken, which is opening Friday. I made a video. Please watch it.
Peter Noonan is a designer, award-winning illustrator, cartoonist and fine artist. His work has appeared in schools, private collections and publications throughout the country, and here on Manchester Ink Link since 2016, or whenever the candidates stir things up. Rated O for opinionated.
Voting Day Tuesday, so I better get out and pay witness to the wasteland, where gas prices have soared into the $4-5 dollar range, so we are told, where everyone is bare-assed broke, famished, desperate for a break from the blistering grind of a busted economy.
Due to the anticipated turnout for the Presidential Primary Election, the Manchester Health Department will not be holding in-house clinics on Tuesday, January 23rd, 2024.
What NH needed to hear Republican candidates debate this week is how they’ll use conservative politics and ideology to address climate change.
For some reason, I still have all my report cards. Why? Not sure. But back in the day, in Philadelphia at least, report cards were printed, and the teachers had to fill in the “As” and “B’s” and actually write (using cursive) their comments for parents. I chose this particular report card to share to demonstrate what was being evaluated back in the day as well as to examine my fourth-grade teacher’s comments (You’ll note I wrote in my own penciled comments in the blank Third Report area.
Waypoint is shining a spotlight throughout New Hampshire on young people experiencing homelessness at the 10th Anniversary SleepOut event. On March 29, hundreds of people from across the state will spend a night out in the cold to expand the collective consciousness about homelessness and to raise funds to address critical needs for young people facing a myriad of challenges associated with homelessness.
And I planned to vote for Ralph Nader for president. That was until I stepped into the voting booth and stiffened with terror at the thought of Bush winning. I wanted to vote my heart and my conscience, but I couldn’t bring myself to do it. There was too much at stake.
So I plugged my nose and voted for Gore.
