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Improv's Upright Citizens Brigade is quick on its feet
Lily Du, a cast member of the Upright Citizens Brigade Touring Company, talked about the constant juggling act on stage.
Categories: Manchester News
Merrimack brewery serves up lumberjack championship
Seventy athletes will chip away at sawing competitions at the Buschhhhh Lumberjack Championship from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Anheuser-Busch brewery, 221 Daniel Webster Highway.
Categories: Manchester News
Capital Arts Festival to take over Concord's Main Street
Artisans from the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen will be featured at the Capital Arts Festival from Friday through Sunday along South Main Street.
Categories: Manchester News
How will Deerfield Fair's new event pan out?
DEERFIELD mdash The Deerfield Fair for the first time in 142 years is serving up a womenrsquos fry pan toss competition.Though food is a big draw at the annual fair, this new event is less about whatrsquos in the pan than how far fair-goers can throw it. Itrsquos all about...
Categories: Manchester News
Manchester police investigate reported stabbing
Manchester police are investigating a stabbing that occurred in the area of Maple and Spruce streets Tuesday night.
Categories: Manchester News
Mike Shalin's Working Press -- It's official: Betts is my AL MVP
OK, I've changed my mind. Mookie Betts is the Most Valuable Player in the American League.
Categories: Manchester News
'Rookie Rugby' aimed at kids
Brigit Ryan-Souza has been a rugby player since her college days at Sacred Heart University, which was her first chance to learn and participate in the sport. By helping create and run Amoskeag Rugby Football Club's rookie rugby sessions, she is looking to provide that opportunity to those interested in the sport before they reach middle school.
Categories: Manchester News
Tasting Notes with Jim Beauregard: Guinness is not just for St. Patrick's Day
Guinness deserves an article all its own. Especially because the founder of the brewing company, Arthur Guinness, was born on Sept. 24, 1725, 293 years ago this week.
Categories: Manchester News
Our Gourmet: Burgers great, but a bit of a wait
With fall looming and temperatures cooling, our thoughts turned to youth hockey equipment so we headed to Concord on a recent Sunday to browse, buy and get something to eat.
Categories: Manchester News
No Boston rail service prompts Londonderry firm's move to Mass.
A Londonderry company is relocating to Andover, Mass. because of a lack of passenger train service from Boston.
Categories: Manchester News
Another View -- Jeff Hirsch: The hidden outdoor recreation economy is out in the open
AS THE BRILLIANT tree canopy envelopes our region this fall, it's a good time to reflect on the outdoor experiences we enjoy in New Hampshire and around New England.
Categories: Manchester News
Kelly's LLC disaster: So bad, she voted to repeal it
In 10 years as a state senator, Molly Kelly does not have much of a legacy. She anchored the liberal wing of the Senate Democratic Caucus, and was a reliable vote for bigger government and higher taxes. But Kelly has few legislative accomplishments to show for her decade at the State House.
Categories: Manchester News
Pat Buchanan: The huge stakes of Thursday's confrontations
THURSDAY is shaping up to be the Trump presidency's 'Gunfight at the O.K. Corral.' That day, the fates of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, and much else, may be decided.
Categories: Manchester News
Jonah Goldberg: Kavanaugh 'witch hunt' is about belief, not truth
Real witch hunts aren't about evidence, but belief. Inconvenient facts are discarded, and the convenient ones are larded with innuendo and rumor and thrown at the feet of the accused like so much kindling for the auto-da-fe.
Categories: Manchester News
Boat Safe: Rescuing Lou's Canoe Tax
If it moves, Democrats want to tax it.
Categories: Manchester News
Webster School principal on leave shows up at board meeting to thank supporters
Webster Elementary School Principal Sarah Lynch used the public forum of Tuesday night's school board meeting to thank staff and parents for supporting her while she is on administrative leave ' without shedding light on the reason for her absence.
Categories: Manchester News
Parking proves a sore point atop Mount Washington
To avoid having them physically blocked in, the Mount Washington Observatory has moved its vehicles from a Cog Railway right-of-way within Mount Washington State Park.
Categories: Manchester News
Towns begin spraying after EEE found in mosquitoes
The discovery of mosquitoes infected with potentially deadly Eastern Equine Encephalitis has prompted several towns to begin emergency spraying.
Categories: Manchester News