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VIDEO: Celebrity Deaths 2018

Monday, December 31, 2018Paul Cormier0

A annual look back at celebrities who passed in 2018. READ MORE

Monarchs end 2018 and losing streak

Monday, December 31, 2018Andrew Sylvia0

The Manchester Monarchs broke their five-game losing streak on New Year’s Eve, defeating to the Maine Mariners, 2-1 READ MORE

Penmen cannot finish late rally against NYIT

Monday, December 31, 2018Andrew Sylvia0

The Southern New Hampshire University women’s basketball team couldn’t finish the final weekend of 2018 with a second victory, falling to the New York Institute of Technology on Sunday, 69-63. READ MORE

Penmen need late heroics for Sunday victory

Monday, December 31, 2018Andrew Sylvia0

The Southern New Hampshire University Penmen men’s basketball team needed some last-minute heroics on Sunday to leave Felician University with an 87-85 win. READ MORE

“New Hampshire Landscapes in Motion” Solo Show to Open January 11

Monday, December 31, 2018ManchesterInkLink Staff0

The Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce will host a solo exhibition presented by the New Hampshire Art Association of oil paintings by Daryl D. Johnson titled “New Hampshire Landscapes in Motion” from January 3 through March 21, 2019.

Bar Harbor Bank & Trust toy drive nets 1,260 toys for kids in need

Monday, December 31, 2018Bar Harbor Bank & Trust0

First annual Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Toy Drive made the holidays brighter for local families. READ MORE

Does NH need a Presidential Primary Commission to fend off interlopers?

Sunday, December 30, 2018Garry Rayno0

With the new California law signed by Gov. and former Presidential candidate Jerry Brown, the California primary would be held at the earliest allowed date, which would be March 3. California also allows early voting 30 days prior to the date, so Californians would be voting before Iowa holds it caucuses or New Hampshire voters go to the polls. READ MORE