“The West Side in particular really struggles with community building,” Pigeon said. “So … we have a nice little garden community over there and you know you could be over there working in your garden. Somebody might walk up to the fence and say, ‘Hey, what are you guys doing here?’” READ MORE
The market had a soft opening June 17 with a limited number of vendors, as many of the usual vendors were at Laconia Motorcycle Week. The official ribbon cutting will take place on Thursday at 3:30 p.m. READ MORE
The beginning of a weekend of Pride was officially marked on Friday afternoon with the raising of a rainbow Pride flag at City Hall in Manchester. READ MORE
“I wanted a large school which Central was, I wanted a school that had both tradition, that had diversity, that had a great reputation, but at the same time would be something that would be a challenge, and that I would wake up every day and have something new to go to and Central was that ideal thing.” -John Vaccarezza. READ MORE
Note: This op/ed was originally published in Central High School’s student newspaper, The Little Green, on September 28, 2018. Those of you who know me personally may know that I am extremely passionate about politics READ MORE
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