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Merrimack News

Church of 1771 heralded

The rich history of The First Church of Merrimack, a congregation founded in 1771, was shared during a recent program presented to dozens of visitors by members of the church. Ruth Marcel, of Merrimack, was one of the many that worked on the program. “We all deemed the event a great ...

MHS Honor Roll Q2 2018-2019

HIGH HONORS GRADE 9: Abigail Alexandris, Andrea Bartus, Jeffrey Burke, Ashlyn Cassetty, MacKayla Charles-Yule, Nicholas Croteau, Hannah DeKarski, Ruth Ellis, Ajay George, Riley Hodge, Katrina Hoppe, Kaitlin Lavallee, Ethan Matte, Alyssa Megalaitis, Kaelie Newell, Alexander Otova, Alexandrina ...

“Seeing through the Eyes of a Poet: Remembering Mary Oliver”

The Amherst Town Library invites you to a “Seeing through the Eyes of a Poet: Remembering Mary Oliver” on Thursday, April 4 from 7:00 to 8:30 P.M. Beloved, prolific, award-winning poet Mary Oliver died on January 17th.  Oliver, whose work is greatly influenced by her love of the ...

Ice Skating Rink Closed for the Season / O’Gara Drive Skate Park Open

In a sign that spring has arrived, the Merrimack Parks & Recreation Department has closed Ice Skating Rink at Watson Park for the season. At the same time, we are pleased to announce that have opened up the O’Gara Drive Skate Park for the year. The Skate Park is open daily from dawn to ...

Homeless vets invited to celebrate life of Marine in Manchester

Homeless veterans are invited to celebrate the life of Sgt. Michael Boyd and raise awareness for homeless vets on Saturday, March 30, from 2 to 5 p.m. in the hall of FaithBridge Church in Manchester, 301 South Main St. Former Marine Sgt. Michael Boyd served proudly, including a tour in ...