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Applications are now being accepted for the NH High Tech Council’s 2015’s inaugural Entrepreneur Forum.
On the side, in his own skunk works, Ralph began working on what he then termed as “television games” in the mid-1960s, from which came the document entitled Disclosure Data TVG(ames) of 1 September 1966, which led to the seminal patents for video games. Eventually, that side work became part of an effort at Sanders resulting in the creation of a unit now known as “The Brown Box,” which was the first video game console, now part of the permanent collection at the American History Museum at the Smithsonian.
Pet of the Week: Big Guy is an orange tabby looking for a home of his own, one of many cats waiting for you at Manchester Animal Shelter.
Karen Burkush will retire in June 2015 after 35 years with the school district.
Still have a few days left to take advantage of this great Brandaid campaign, creative services in exchange for your donation to a local family in need.
Polaris public charter school is raising money for protective barriers for the school’s playground, off busy Kelley Street, after few close calls.
Fishing instructors wanted: Teach a kid to fish and they will never forget the lessons that follow for the rest of their lives.
Game over: Ralph Baer, inventor and ‘father of video games’ has died. He was 92.
Windy and clear skies prevailed, as about 50 people gathered at Arms Park to remember those who lost their lives in the attack on Pearl Harbor, 73 years ago.
The former CEO of Hewlitt-Packard attended an Independent Business Council meeting to talk about NHs sputtering economy, leadership, women in politics and whether she will be a GOP candidate for president in 2016.