We are rolling into some real March Madness with the return of one of the most popular same-day fundraising events in all of New Hampshire. On Saturday, April 27th, starting at 9 a.m., the 13th Annual Hoops on Wheels games will commence! Hoops on Wheels is an all-day basketball tournament where players maneuver the court using wheelchairs – whether they have a disability or not. READ MORE
On Wednesday, May 1 at 6 p.m. join Open Democracy for our Ballots and Brews event at the Barcode Lounge & Grill in Manchester for an approachable introduction to voters’ rights and civic engagement, the importance of campaign finance and redistricting reforms for passing policies that cater to the needs of the people, and the many different ways you can get involved. READ MORE
The meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 30, 2024, from 6 to 8 p.m., at the Town of Hooksett Administrative Office Building in the Town Council Chambers, Room 105, 35 Main Street, Hooksett, NH. READ MORE
When I was in my early thirties, my father handed me a baggie with perhaps a dozen original (used and wrinkled) Barbie clothes that somehow remained 30 years after I stowed them away somewhere in a house we no longer lived in and said, “Save these. They will pay for college.” READ MORE
A significant moment in the life of the Saint Anselm monastic community will take place April 29-30, when monks who have professed solemn vows will elect the next abbot. READ MORE
Everybody’s working for the weekend, and it’s sure to be a beautiful one! Check out the list below to get you out and about. READ MORE
Griffin Free Public Library, located at 22 Hooksett Road in Auburn, is hosting “Robert Frost on the Farm: New Hampshire Farming in 1900 as Told by the Poet“ on Wednesday, May 22 at 6:30 pm. The program is presented by author and poet Jeffrey Zygmont and is funded through a grant from New Hampshire Humanities. READ MORE
State Farm Volunteers Roll Up Their Sleeves in NH Food Bank’s Production Garden to Tackle Hunger. READ MORE
If you’re like me, you had the album Tapestry vertically lined up on a shelf, perhaps arranged alphabetically if you were a bit OCD and maybe even on a shelf created with several cement blocks. Maybe your parents even had a copy. Some considered it a ground-breaking generational crossover album. READ MORE
As soon as I’m lifted onto the bed, I’m greeted by this picture of a pug that looks like me and is, quite literally, larger than life. There I am, the “King of Kings,” or the “Pug of Pugs.” But unlike Ozymandias, I’m aware of the fact that time will sweep me into oblivion, as it will all of you, too. READ MORE
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