MILFORD – Although COVID knocked everybody for a loop, Station 101, 193 Union Square, has opened in a restored 1950s filling station with a selection of craft beers from New Hampshire breweries. The bar décor dates back to yesteryear, with authentic gas pumps, signs and subtle nuances. ...
MILFORD – With March 9 voting day on Tuesday, Milford resident Katherine E. Kokko, who has 15 years of experience working with governmental collaboratives and regional groups that have consisted of municipal officials, businesses and healthcare organizations, has concerns about Warrant ...
WILTON – While many companies during the pandemic have seen business slow down, Kimball Physics, 311 Kimball Hill Rd., has seen remarkable growth. An MIT spinoff, Kimball Physics is tucked away in Wilton, located in half a dozen buildings on the top of a hill which originally was an apple ...
HOLLIS – Here’s some news that people in Hollis have been wondering about for years. It became town knowledge a few years ago that the “New Kids On The Block” boy band star, Jonathan Knight, was renovating the house at 84 Depot Road. Jonathan brought in local builder Tom Cook of ...
CONCORD – New Hampshire is making progress against COVID-19 with increased vaccinations, slightly fewer deaths and reduced hospitalizations, Gov. Chris Sununu and state officials said. The state also is working toward visitations at long-term care facilities and helping people with rent and ...
NASHUA – While historically tied to the first day of baseball season, the phrase “Opening Day” has taken on a new, similarly exciting meaning for many Greater Nashuans, especiall?y those who ventured downtown last summer to take part in an experiment called Expanded Outdoor Dining. Now, ...
MILFORD – New Hampshire Antique Co-op presents Fresh Perspectives: Works by NH Artists Peter Milton, Varujan Boghosian, Robert Hughes & More, an exhibition and sale of works featuring paintings, prints, sculptures and assemblages. Also on view are works by Robert Hauser – a contemporary ...
The Hollis DAR is compiling a photo album of handmade quilts in Hollis area 2021, historic to modern to be kept at the Hollis Historical Society house. Though quilting is centuries old, patchwork quilts are authentically American. In early days, colonists had to buy their textiles from ...
A wintry mix of games, crafts and food, plus visits with local business owners and reps from local community groups highlighted the Town of Merrimack’s Annual Winter Carnival, a free event at Wasserman Park that on Feb. 20 marked an anniversary of 29 years. Matt Casparius, director of ...
Coding for Kids at Nashua Community College teaches students between the ages of 11-18 how to code through video game development in an online, self-paced format. Coding for Kids costs $99 per person for one year or $179 for up to three members of one family, and software downloads are ...
Interfaith Women of New Hampshire invites you to a special program via Zoom, ‘Let’s Talk: Faith and Race’, on Monday, March 22, 2021 at 6:45. Much has happened in our world to raise questions and concerns about how we interact and respond to each other as people of faith. ...
The application period for the 2020-2021 Brookline Women’s Club scholarship is now open. All high school seniors enrolled in a public, NH state-approved private, or home-school program; who currently reside in Brookline and will attend a college or a university in 2021 are eligible to ...
Eric DiVirgilio, Brookline’s Ken Burns, continues to collaborate with the late Sid Hall, Sr., to provide us with digitized versions of films Sid took of Brookline events over 50 years ago. Thank you to the Hall family for sharing such precious memories with the us. The BHS previously ...
High Honors 8th Grade: Catherine Adair, Maia Arthur, Annika Bergin, Finn Brown, Elizabeth Butland, Anuhya Chilakapati, Taylor Christle, Laurel Ciofrone, Braeden Conroy, Angelina Costa, Kirti Das, Emma DiGennaro, Camryn Dunn, Ronan Finnegan, Laurel Geller, Chloe Gisetto, Daniel Hallas, ...
Coding for Kids at Nashua Community College teaches students between the ages of 11-18 how to code through video game development in an online, self-paced format. Coding for Kids costs $99 per person for one year or $179 for up to three members of one family, and software downloads are ...
Interfaith Women of New Hampshire invites you to a special program via Zoom, ‘Let’s Talk: Faith and Race’, on Monday, March 22, 2021 at 6:45. Much has happened in our world to raise questions and concerns about how we interact and respond to each other as people of faith. ...
The Town of Merrimack has begun the search for the oldest resident to become the new Boston Post Cane holder. Our last Cane holder, Nellie Granger (age 97) passed away on December 17, 2018. The Boston Post Cane tradition started in 1909, when the Boston Post newspaper delivered the gold-headed ...
Hello Dear Readers! I hope you all had a love-filled Valentine’s Day. I decided not to write about romance this month even though that is an easy topic for me as I’m a hopeless romantic. What I thought might be of more use to you would be some ways to fall in love with the life you have. I ...
HAREI Online Solar Information Sessions in March Wednesday March 3rd 7-8:30pm Saturday March 6th 10-11:30am Thursday March 11th 7-8:30pm Are you interested in solar electricity at your home but are not sure where to start? Join HAREI for one of our free solar power information ...
The Rotary Club of Merrimack seeks nominations for people who live or work in Merrimack and have displayed outstanding performance in their jobs. If you know such a person, the Merrimack Rotary would like to hear from you, and be able to recognize your nominee at the annual Excellence in the ...