Events
Oct. 11: Join Elliot Hospital’s Young Professionals Group for ‘Networking with a Purpose’
Elliot Young Professionals Group is hosting a fundraising networking night at Vine32 Wine & Graze Bar in Bedford. READ MORE
Month: September 2023
Civics
New education standards continue a decades-long push toward competency-based education
New Hampshire is nearing the end of a more than three-year effort to revamp the state’s core educational standards. When approved early next year, these new rules will steer the course of public education for at least the next decade. In this continuing series of stories, the Granite State New Collaborative will explore what those changes are, how they came about and what they mean for the future of public education in the Granite State. READ MORE
High School Sports
Unbeaten STA survives upset bid by Trinity, 1-0
MANCHESTER, NH — Sometimes your best isn’t quite good enough. Trinity High pushed unbeaten St. Thomas Aquinas to the brink, falling 1-0, in a game played in a steady rain, Friday afternoon at Derryfield Park. READ MORE
Culture
Oct. 20: Baked Shrimp at The Shaskeen w/ The Trichomes
Baked Shrimp, the young dynamic progressive rock trio has taken the festival circuit by storm. They bring their high-octane performance to Shaskeen in Manchester, NH on October 20th. Don’t miss this stop on the band’s 2023 Fall Tour! READ MORE
Rick Gordon's Weather Corner
Sunday’s weather: Sunny with the feel of spring in the air, high of 78
Today the first day of October starts with a spring feel with temperatures in the upper 70s with a sunny sky. READ MORE
Civics
Victims identified in Nashua double homicide
A Nashua man has been charged in connection with two suspicious deaths that occurred in a Maple Street parking lot in downtown Nashua late Friday night. READ MORE
High School Sports
Cloutier (3TDs), Milford run over Manchester West, 32-0
MILFORD, NH – Senior running back Cade Cloutier scored three first-half touchdowns to lead Milford High to its first win of the season, 32-0, over Manchester West, Friday night. The teams entered the game a READ MORE
Point of View
Every clown needs a circus; or my eternal gratitude to the people who keep HOPE afloat
A while ago, when I was still living in the Great North Woods in the Tiny White Box, I wrote about leadership, describing myself as a mystical clown. Every clown needs a circus, and every circus needs a bunch of gifted and dedicated people to keep the whole thing from crashing down. These are those people, the ones who make Hope Recovery work, saving lives and strengthening recovery. READ MORE
Civics
State Prepared for Federal Government Shutdown
Governor Chris Sununu and New Hampshire state agencies Friday announced that there will be minimal impact on state-administered programs in the event of a government shutdown in the immediate future. If Congress fails to reach a deal by midnight Saturday, September 30, the federal government will shut down. READ MORE
Civics
Immigration and border security discussed at Americans For Prosperity event
On Thursday night at Backyard Brewery, Americans for Prosperity New Hampshire (AFP-NH) held a forum discuss policy and law enforcement surrounding the topic of immigration and border security. READ MORE
