Rob Greene

“A” is for art … and polenta, apparently, when ‘Edible Typography’ is on the menu

Friday, December 6, 2019 Rob Greene 0

Institute of Art students rose to the challenge of creating edible letters, part assignment, part celebration of the merger with New England College. READ MORE

Warren ‘has a plan’ for NH housing shortage – and more – at Manchester town hall

Saturday, November 23, 2019 Rob Greene 0

Saturday’s event marked Elizabeth Warren’s 23rd visit to the Granite State. READ MORE

Tom Steyer: Save the world, save ourselves

Wednesday, November 13, 2019 Rob Greene 1

Democratic presidential candidate Tom Steyer addressed a crowd of nearly 80 at Jupiter Hall Tuesday night and told them he needed their help to save the world. READ MORE

Yang games out his election strategy in NH

Saturday, October 12, 2019 Rob Greene 0

The New Hampshire Primary, Feb, 11, 2020, plays a key role in Yang’s campaign strategy. CNN polls show Yang with about two percent of the national Democratic support, but he says he’s planning on a good showing in the Granite State due in part to independent voters. READ MORE

GOP Trump opponent says NH Primary history is on his side

Monday, September 30, 2019 Rob Greene 2

Former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld dropped by Saint Anselm College Monday to deliver a guest lecture on New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation primary and, by the way, remind students and guests that he’s running against Donald Trump for the 2020 Republican presidential nomination. READ MORE

Tiny home built by student with $5K grant makes big difference for NH refugee farmers

Tuesday, July 2, 2019 Rob Greene 0

The story of the tiny house that helps to put fresh, Dunbarton-grown produce on Manchester tables and provides money for refugees and immigrants here begins in an urban driveway in Massachusetts. READ MORE

Queen City Pride: ‘It’s important that everyone feel welcome here in the Queen City’

Saturday, June 15, 2019 Rob Greene 0

Congressman Chris Pappas graduated from Central High School in 1998. In those days, he was one of more than a thousand students, and, Pappas said, he didn’t know anyone who was openly gay. READ MORE

Pride flag raised at City Hall, Queen City Pride block party set for Saturday

Friday, June 14, 2019 Rob Greene 0

The city held its second-annual Pride flag raising ceremony on June 14 at City Hall, kicking off a weekend of pride celebrations in the downtown area. READ MORE

Oh, the humanities: Preserving the things that keep us fed, beyond food

Friday, May 24, 2019 Rob Greene 0

Above and beyond the academic sphere, are the so-called public humanities — what you, me, and the other Average Joes and Joannes are talking about in our day-to-day lives. READ MORE

New shop features CBD oil products: ‘It’s a silver bullet for a lot of problems’

Wednesday, May 15, 2019 Rob Greene 0

The products do contain a small amount of THC (the more entertaining chemical in pot), but it is well under the legal limit, according to the CBD American Shaman website. READ MORE