by Carol Robidoux in News 0
There’s something going on at Liberty House that has several former board members worried about the future – things that signal “the little non-profit that could” is sputtering a bit, after a recent shift in leadership and shuffling of board membership. READ MORE
Brazen daytime robber sought after nabbing a purse from a grandmother on Wilson Street. READ MORE
A man jumped on the check-out counter of the 7-Eleven on Maple Street, brandishing a pair of scissors. READ MORE
Joseph Tabor of Goffstown was arrested in Nashua, charged with felony reckless conduct. READ MORE
The story of Carlos Martinez is one of conquest over circumstance. Born in Chicago and raised in Texas by Spanish and Mexican parents, childhood proved to be dire. READ MORE
For the first time on the Palace Theatre stage! Show opens April 6. Got tix? READ MORE
The public is invited to take tours of this fun show April 5 while enjoying pints from your favorite local microbreweries during a special Currier After Hours event from 6-9 p.m. READ MORE
Fisher Cats remain exciting, even in defeat to Binghamton
Biggio gets second homer of the weekend in F-Cats win
F-Cats get three homers and another good Reid-Foley start
Looking back at the Monarchs’ sweep
On Earth Day, we should focus on reversing the effects of climate change
Looking into, not Looking through a man: Life as an invisible
Spanking is ineffective and immoral: A podcast
No Friendly Direction But Down – Six Feet Down: A Larissa Update
Democrat Gray Chynoweth announces run for Executive Council in District 4
Call a lawmaker: Bills being decided by the State Legislature and Senate this week
Tentative $13.5M contract agreements in place for state’s four employee unions
Possible ‘abuse and neglect’ being investigated in mentally ill inmate’s death at NH Prison
“She is a visionary leader who has made a tremendous impact in Manchester and beyond.” READ MORE
MANCHESTER, NH – Catholic Medical Center (CMC) has launched a new medical assistant registered apprenticeship program to help fill key clinical positions. The program is made possible through a partnership with Manchester Community College (MCC) and the ApprenticeshipNH program, which seeks READ MORE
Longtime caterers Jason and Stacy Lamountain recently celebrated the grand opening of City Moose Cafe and Catering in downtown Nashua. City Moose Cafe held its soft opening on April 9, and celebrated its grand opening on April 20, 2018. READ MORE
Next meeting is set for April 30 – location yet to be determined. READ MORE
International Institute of New England provides education in English and job search skills to adults, resettlement aid and translation services, and helps build a bridge for new Americans as they make their way, from the lives they left behind. READ MORE
A reception will be held immediately following in the church Fellowship Hall. The service is open to the public. Clergy guests are invited to wear a robe and red stole and participate in the processional of the service.
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It is made up of several stages that will be put into place over time through 2020, subject to budget approval where financial implications are noted. READ MORE
Last day of school will be June 15. Also on the calendar, graduation dates and first day of school for 2018. READ MORE
Student achievers make the honor roll at MST. READ MORE
Bellwether CEO Michael L’Ecuyer to be honored at Moore Center’s 18th Annual Garden Party
Fisher Cats to Host Series of New Events at the Ballpark
Cinco de Mayo with a mission at FIT: It’s all fun and games to aid people in need
A few spots still open for YWCA Undoing Racism Workshop
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