by Carol Robidoux in News 0
The Valley Cemetery is one of the city’s historic green spaces, originally designed to be as much a park as a final resting place. Historic descriptions of it are idyllic – scenes of people strolling, eating picnic-style on the green areas, a brook running through it, and even summer homes. That is ancient history. And the cemetery’s future depends on what happens now. READ MORE
Detectives say Elizabeth Santos is the same woman who grabbed a purse from the back of a chair at Wendy’s on Thursday in an incident that left the victim injured when she tried to retrieve her purse. READ MORE
Police say a road rage incident in which John Cassidy threatened to shoot another motorist had just happened prior to the crash. READ MORE
Nicholas Santos of Pembroke was spotted inside a local convenience store by police trying to break into the cash register. READ MORE
Steve & Beth Wood are icons of the Laguna Beach, CA, music scene, both members of the seminal 1970s HONK Band and current members of the 133 BAND READ MORE
Symphony NH announces its 2017-18 season: The Year of Beethoven, to include Dvořák’s New World Symphony, Grammy Award Winning Soprano Christine Brewer, Holiday Pops with Americana band Act of Congress, Beethoven’s Violin Concerto, and, of course, Beethoven’s monumental Ninth Symphony. READ MORE
The exhibit is free and open to the public, and will be on display throughout June as a part of “Art on the Wall @ City Hall.” READ MORE
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A picture is worth 1,000 words, so they say. In that case, the following gallery from last week’s launch of the Manchester Community Market is the best way to summarize the array of locally-sourced produce, goods and products available weekly at the downtown open-air market. READ MORE
Are you interested in being part of the first wave of New Hampshire automation engineers and robot operators? A partnership between Manchester Community College (MCC) and the University of New Hampshire Manchester (UNHM) makes obtaining the training you need to get there fast and convenient. READ MORE
Students from Hallsville Elementary School joined 100 volunteers to plant garden to increase access to fresh produce for New Hampshire families. READ MORE
Brookside Congregational Church announces the return of its popular summer story hour series. This free summer activity takes place on the Brookside Manning House back lawn of the church, located at 2013 Elm St., in the North End of Manchester. The story hour is geared for children 3-7 years old and occurs every Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. beginning June 28 and running through July 26. READ MORE
Until now, the process of undoing residual damage – physical, emotional and financial – has been part of the problem. Many of the barriers are insurmountable for victims who are low on resources, and hope. On Wednesday, a new initiative was announced, a direct response to the need for open doors and pathways to healing. READ MORE
Hallowe’en-themed writers/readers conference set for October, for all you Romance novel enthusiasts. READ MORE
This year, 100 percent of principals reported that City Year AmeriCorps members serve as positive role models, and 93 percent also believe City Year’s presence has a great deal of positive impact on the overall school climate. READ MORE
The NEA Foundation has named Karyn Burgess, a special education teacher at Hillside Middle School, one of the 48 public school educators to become a member of this year’s class of Global Learning Fellows. READ MORE
The schools will officially introduce students to Booked for Summer in the last week of school, June 12-14. Printed materials will be provided and discussed before the students leave school for summer vacation. READ MORE
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