A boisterous clown school recently was sponsored by Granite State Clowns, a Nashua nonprofit founded in the 1980s whose organization of a dozen or so members is credentialed as Clowns of America International Alley 190 and World Clown Association member No. 88357. Clown school, hosted ...
CONCORD – Saying it will produce thousands of new units of low- to moderate-income housing in the state in the coming months, Gov. Chris Sununu, mayors from three cities, and developers gathered in Concord to announce applications for a $100 million affordable housing fund to begin this month ...
The family bulldog, “Chunk,” flapped his jowls as steaks on the grill promised some savory chomps from his doggie dad, Mike McDade, the Hollis proprietor of Saucehound BBQ – a source for sauces and rubs that have vied for honors at a world championship and won awards at major barbecue ...
WILTON – The Historical Society rooms at the library are again open, but the society has not yet recovered from the COVID lockdown. Because they have few active members, at their annual meeting on June 30, it was decided to meet quarterly instead of monthly to allow time to prepare ...
WILTON – Summerfest returned to Main Street on Saturday on a glorious summer day. Several hundred people gathered to visit with friends, watch the entertainers, listen to live music, eat and browse through dozens of vendor’s offerings. The street was closed to traffic. The day began with ...
FRANCESTOWN -- Lonesome Train, the blues, country and rockabilly band featuring Francestown’s own Tony Ludwig, is returning to town this weekend to perform at the historic Old Meeting House as part of its “Sundays at 4” summertime music series. Event organizers “are thrilled to ...