The 12th Annual Tower of Toys initiative is gearing up for another successful season of giving, in the final push for collecting toys and funds to make sure all children in the city have a joyful holiday.
Manchester School of Technology will kick off the graduation festivities, followed by Central, West and Memorial. Seating for graduation ceremonies is on a first-come, first-served basis. Families of graduating seniors will receive further details in early 2024.
Yes, AARP is sponsoring the Rolling Stones Hackney Diamonds Tour. Talk about knowing your demographics! Having been eligible for AARP for decades, Mick Jagger, 80, Keith Richards, 79, and Ronnie Woods 76, are rolling into Foxoboro’s Gillette Stadium on May 30th. Member of AARP? You have early ticket access! Regular public sales begin December 1st.
As for Monday, when the outbound activity will be at its peak, Kitchens said passengers need to check the weather forecast and their flight information in advance.
On Nov. 18 the NH Animal Rights League celebrated “Gentle Thanksgiving” with an all-vegan menu, including seitan (tofu) turkey roast catered by The Green Beautiful of Manchester.
Mill on the Green Condominium Association is thrilled to announce “Merrymaking on W. Merrimack,” a lively community block party set to take place on December 3, 2023, from 2-5 p.m. The event promises an afternoon of joy, camaraderie, and festive celebrations on W. Merrimack Street, between Canal and Franklin streets. The event is open to all residents, family, and friends living within Manchester’s Historic District. (Register here via Eventbrite).
It’s happening! We’ve finally entered the holiday zone! Thanksgiving makes way for shopping and craft fairs, and all things festive and celebratory. We’ve rounded up some of the most exciting stuff happening in and around the city for you here.
On Tuesday, representatives of the U.S. Marine Corps joined Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig, New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu and New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation at the Mall of New Hampshire to kick off the annual Toys for Tots Drive across the Granite State.
“This is something to be thankful for. It makes me all warm inside,” said one of nearly 300 guests Tuesday at Harbor Care’s annual Thanksgiving Community Dinner.
Nearly 49 years after the initial November 21 Hampshire Plaza Mall dedication celebration, “The Lollipops,” as they were affectionately called have made their way home!
As we approach Thanksgiving, many people focus on travel, food, and football. Others think about – with impending doom I might add – Black Friday and the “crazy holiday season.” Others think about family gatherings – including some in our families who we see once a year and give their bold opinions about religion and politics. Some family members may annoy us and we may annoy them…but we’re family.
While these numbers might not be perfect, for a variety of reasons, they certainly don’t lie. The article which is cited as the source for these numbers comes from AMR Representative Christopher Stawasz. In that article he talks about the two best ways of reducing the fatality levels for opioid overdoses. The first is to increase the availability and education about Narcan. Narcan and education about it is widely available, often for free. It will effectively prevent the fatality of an opioid overdose as long as it is administered in time, and administered correctly. The second is to increase education and awareness about best practices for using in ways that will help to prevent more needless fatalities. Most importantly: “Never use alone!”
Full disclosure: I’ve only read snippets of Megan Fox’s poetry, but I’ve read enough to make an informed opinion that is not…well, poetry.
It’s time to show your holiday flair with the kick-off of Manchester’s annual Holiday Lights Contest. Registration is open as of Nov. 20. Participants must register their light show by Dec. 6 to be in the running for “best holiday lights 2023.”
Calling hours at Lambert Funeral Home & Crematory, 1799 Elm St, corner of North Street, will be Friday, November 24 from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday, November 25, from 9 to 10 am, followed by a service in the funeral home chapel. Burial will follow in Pine Grove Cemetery.
In total there are approximately 2,288 housing units accounted for in the data – some already completed and occupied and others in process, or on hold.
It was an absolute meta moment. Life was imitating art right in front of my eyes. I had arranged to meet Jen Drociak at 1000 Elm St. We were going to grab a coffee and a tea at Rare Breed Coffee (formerly A&E Coffee, rebranded).
The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester (MHCGM) held a grand opening ceremony Nov. 17 for the redevelopment project of their resident housing facility at 323 Manchester St., in Manchester. Mayor Joce Craig was one of the first to speak and thanked MHCGM for all they have done for Manchester, and for this building, which is wrapped in services. Patricia Carty, President and CEO of The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester expressed her pleasure in re-opening the residence after the completion of the expansion and remodel of the building. She said it was a milestone as cut the ribbon after owning the building for more than 40 years and demonstrated our commitment for our patients and our staff members for their well-being. She added, “We are not just opening doors, but we’re opening windows to hope and understanding.”
The World Affairs Council of New Hampshire has named Grace Preston as recipient of the 2nd Annual NH Global Businesswoman of the Year Award. This accolade recognizes Preston for her exceptional contributions in fostering international trade connections and advancing global partnerships, which have significantly benefited the state of New Hampshire.
The Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH) is offering various tuition assistance opportunities for those interested in a rewarding career in early childhood education.