On Wednesday a group of city clerks, state reps and election officials glimpsed the future of Election Day, and it was heaven — if heaven is a place where there is no waiting in alphabetized lines, voters can check in at the touch of an iPad, and the nightmare of manually processing post-election checklist paperwork for hours is a thing of the past. READ MORE
According to documents that were filed in U.S. District Court and statements in the plea proceeding, Geoffrey McIntosh passed dozens of false prescriptions for OxyContin pills at pharmacies in the Manchester and Nashua areas. READ MORE
This particular list for March found more on the cult side than on the classics side. Needless to say, some of the following movies are signified classics, and deserve to be watched again and again. Others simply fell off the radar. READ MORE
The in-the-round arena tour is coming to the Verizon Wireless Arena Sept. 29. READ MORE
Celebrity Chef Robert Irvine helped the New Hampshire Food Bank with its first-ever Steel Chef Challenge earlier this month, raising more than $290,000 in cash and in-kind donations, making it the largest fundraiser in NH Food Bank history. READ MORE
All the food and restaurant news from in and around Manchester. This week includes; James Beard award winner cook book signing, name change at Milly’s Tavern, and Burgerfest. READ MORE
For those who miss the daily updates about the family feud, workers’ allegiance to Artie T, customer loyalty and the final outcome, there’s this: “We the People: The Market Basket Effect” will be shown for a limited time in theaters in and around Boston starting April 14, including three NH showings. READ MORE
On April 2 you are invited to bring any bicycles you’re no longer using to the Donate Bike Day collection event at 373 Union St. READ MORE
Mayor Ted Gatsas delivered his seventh budget address on Tuesday night at City Hall, starting off by calling out the state for “downshifting” expenses to municipalities, and pointing out a funding increase in the proposed school budget. READ MORE
The Congressional Art Competition is open to all First District high school students. The submission deadline is April 22 . The winning artist’s work will hang in the U.S. Capitol for one year. READ MORE
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