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This annual Mass is dedicated to the intentions of healthcare professionals and affirms the service they give to the sick according to the model of Jesus Christ.
The brainchild of three men, Ray Valliere, Fred Jasinski, and Tom Monson, the re-named “Dunk-N-Diamonds,” was formed to provide a group of friends, comprised of umpires and coaches, an opportunity to get together on a weekly basis.
A beauty of a day! Sun mixing with a few friendly clouds, warm and comfortable. 83° with a gentle NW breeze.
Participants who turn in their passport with three or more signatures will be entered to win special prizes, including a Fisher Cats VIP Suite, free chicken tenders for a year at the Manchester Red Arrow, gift cards to participating locations, and of course, the ultimate bragging rights as a Certified Chicken Tender Connoisseur.
The SEE Science Center is hosting its annual week-long event to celebrate the start of summer school break and family exploration season. Kickoff to Summer2026 will be held from June 20-26, 2026.
Five years ago, Arielis Nunez was a middle school student participating in The Granite YMCA’s YSTAY (Support, Tutoring, and Adventures for Youth) program. She later became a Leader in Training with the Y’s Power Scholars program, helping young students improve academically and socially during the summer months. Today, she is about to graduate from West High School in Manchester and will be incoming nursing student at Saint Anselm College in the fall.
When Marie Campos typed a simple search into Google looking for “taco tours” around the country, she wasn’t expecting it would lead to an epic adventure, including booking a flight to New Hampshire, to see for herself if “the world’s biggest taco tour” was for real.
But that’s exactly what happened.
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I embedded myself in two local businesses for the day to experience the labor of love that was the culmination of several months of planning and a collaborative process.
f you feel like you’ve been sending “congratulations” cards for a lot of new Charlottes and Theodores entering the world over the past few years, you are correct. Both were New Hampshire’s most popular baby names in 2025. And 2024. And beyond.
It’s a case of opportunity knocking. Or actually, opportunity landing. The Aviation Museum of NH is launching a search for the next school to host its innovative high school student plane-building program.
It’s been 15 years since the NHIAA Division I girls tennis championship match did not feature either Bedford High School or Derryfield School.
The Derryfield boys tennis team is one win away from a berth in the NHIAA Division-I championship match after dispatching Nashua South, 5-2, in the quarterfinal round of the state tournament Friday.
Although she’s stepping down as Executive Director of Granite State Organizing Project, Sarah Jane Knoy says she’s not going anywhere. But after nearly two decades at the helm of the state’s largest faith-based, grass-roots, community organization, she’s stepping aside to make room for the next generation of changemakers.
In November 2025, Lauren Stevens checked a major milestone off her “to-do” list: her very first mammogram. She had no family history. She felt healthy. She got called back for additional imaging which then led to a biopsy on December 22. On Christmas Eve, while celebrating her daughter’s 7th birthday, she received a phone call from the Radiologist who did her biopsy after receiving notification in her patient portal that was concerning. The news was jarring but follow up calls from the Breast Health Center brought some clarity.
Today, June 1st, marks the start of meteorological summer. Expect early sun, then clouds and a couple of showers. High: 65°F. Winds: N 5-15 mph.
I always thought I was younger when I first heard about Monty Python’s Flying Circus.
During a visit to New Hampshire Friday, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced millions of dollars in funding for research on Lyme disease before what’s expected to be a heavy tick season.
Republican state lawmakers pushed forward open enrollment legislation Thursday, preventing Democrats from defeating it by replacing two of the Democratic lawmakers on the negotiating committee hours before the deadline. But Gov. Kelly Ayotte has indicated she may not sign the bill if it reaches her.
A top official at the Department of Health and Human Services pushed back on Friday against many of the findings of a legislative inquiry into various allegations of improper treatment at the state’s youth detention center, but she also acknowledged systemic leadership and culture failures at the Manchester facility.