Half of all ticket sales and any other funds raised will go to the Asylum Seekers Support Fund, which will directly support asylum seekers’ legal expenses.
I’m not sure why I’m here because these photos have nothing to do with me, or my male gaze. They are about my wife, and reminding her that she is truly beautiful.
Diwali is the Indian festival of lights. The holiday celebrates the triumph of good over evil and this year it is celebrated today, November 12, 2023. A major focus of Diwali is family as they gather to eat special foods and sweets, and light decorative oil lamps.
September 1977, I dropped chemistry day #1 in college like a hot potato. It was too hard; I wasn’t pre-med; I didn’t care. 45 years later, I re-enrolled. I finally understood just how important understanding chemicals are to my survival. And that this body of mine is the most complex laboratory I’ll ever work in became the ultimate selling point.
Today Manchester again commemorated Veterans Day with the annual parade on Elm Street. Photographs by Jeffrey Hastings are interspersed between this year’s remarks as issued by President Joseph Biden.
Yesterday, Hope for New Hampshire Recovery’s board of directors sent out a too-kind press release announcing my departure. This release was gratifying to read, of course, but made me sound much more professional and serious than I am. In the interest of setting the record straight, I’ve composed an alternate release.
In light of Keith’s resignation, we will be initiating a thorough search for a new Executive Director who can carry forward their vision and continue to lead our organization to new heights. We are committed to ensuring a seamless transition and will work closely with our dedicated team to uphold the values and mission that Keith champions.
The City of Manchester is advising motorists and residents of street closures on Saturday, Nov. 11 for the Veterans’ Day Parade.
There’s plenty to do this weekend and especially some wonderful local craft fairs so you can get a head start on your holiday shopping!
It’s seven a.m., November 8, 2023. Soon, I’ll board a bus to Boston to take the T and a bus to West Roxbury. There, I’ll walk into the VA hospital to be chemically knocked out. A surgical team will put an instrument down my throat. That mechanism will, I believe, snip off tiny bits of the nodule in my lung and, perhaps, a sample of nearby lymph nodes. These pieces of me—and how strange to think of a cancer as part of ME—will be sent off to mystics and sorcerers in the mountains—sorry, I mean pathologists in a lab. They’ll read my entrails and divine my future. What a funny world, huh?
While I was having lunch with a friend today, she was, according to reports and rumors, dining with a ghost. Missy watched me slurp soup and eat a sandwich while telling me about a conversation she’d had the other night, a conversation about me.
Alongside this unique exhibition, the collective is taking a heartfelt step towards supporting the community. This year, Mosaic Art Collective is launching an “Art Supply Donation Drive” for the Webster House, an organization dedicated to helping youth in New Hampshire who are temporarily unable to reside in their homes.
Project 2025 would: 1) deploy the military against Americans inside the US; 2) wrest fiscal control from Congress to the President; and 3) replace up to 50,000 civil servants with political supporters. Heritage has already recruited hundreds at the Iowa State Fair.
As I write this, I am a radioactive man. Really. This morning I was warned to stay away from pregnant women and small children. Unlike most Marvel Comics heroes and many DC Comic villains, though, I don’t appear to have any superpowers. Time will tell.
A service will be held in her honor Thursday, November 9, 2023, at 11 a.m. at St. Elizabeth Seton Church, 190 Meetinghouse Road, in Bedford. The church doors open at 10 a.m. for those who wish to pay their respects to her family prior to the church service.
Hello Manchester! It’s Election Day, and here are a few things to keep in mind as you head out to the polls.
As a combat veteran, I know about commitment, and I know Kevin Cavanaugh is dedicated to the Manchester community and is the right person to lead our city.
I love our city. Sure, it has problems such as addiction and homeless issues. And of course, there is the increasing housing costs, which is not just a Manchester thing, as well as issues that people have with the public schools. Should we be doing more to actually fix the issues instead of hearing elected officials or candidates for public office say that they’ll do something? Yes, we need actual solutions, not just empty promises.
