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...WINTER STORM WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM SUNDAY MORNING THROUGH MONDAY EVENING... * WHAT...Heavy snow possible. Potential for snow accumulations between 6 and 12 inches, with localized accumulations over 12 inches possible. * WHERE...Southern New England. * WHEN...From Sunday morning through Monday evening. * IMPACTS...Roads, and especially bridges and overpasses, will likely become slick and hazardous. Plan on slippery road conditions.
Excellence in Nursing Awards 2024
Too often, nurses are the unsung heroes of the medicine. In fact, they are key members of any health care team, but their skills and contributions go unrecognized time and again. As the world corrects back to baseline post-pandemic, the public has become more aware of the challenges nurses face, and the professionalism and compassion they demonstrate as they continue to provide the best possible care in stressful, uncertain times.
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Where Cocktail is King
A search to find real, genuine bars in the Granite State Apparently bar preference, much like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. Or, in this case, the imbiber. Researching this feature, I cast a wide net, asking friends from Nashua to Pittsburg for recommendations. But my request often got lost in translation; I got the names of all kinds of bars, from neighborhood dives to wine-tasting establishments. And while those spots all have redeeming qualities, that’s not what I was looking for.
Littleton Locale Heroes: Veronica Francis & Karen Keazirian
About this series: Meet our Local Heroes, a special band of folks dedicating their lives to making things even better in the great Granite State places they have chosen to live and work and play. Happy-go-lucky. Devil-may-care. Lighthearted.
Concord Locale Heroes: Joan Woodhead & Julianne Gadoury
About this series: Meet our Local Heroes, a special band of folks dedicating their lives to making things even better in the great Granite State places they have chosen to live and work and play. History lives in New Hampshire and nowhere more so than in its Capitol City where our state Legislature still meets in the same chambers it has occupied since 1819 and where the U.S. Constitution was finally ratified, in 1788, ensuring that it would become the blueprint for America democracy.
Keene Locale Hero: Mary Ann Kristiansen
About this series: Meet our Local Heroes, a special band of folks dedicating their lives to making things even better in the great Granite State places they have chosen to live and work and play.
Laconia Locale Heroes: Bryan & Johanna Halperin
About this series: Meet our Local Heroes, a special band of folks dedicating their lives to making things even better in the great Granite State places they have chosen to live and work and play. The performing arts play an important role in bringing people together through imagination and community, and the void of connection felt through empty seats and stages spoke to hearts like Bryan and Johanna Halperin.
Berlin Locale Heroes: Paul Grenier & Paula Morin Kinney
About this series: Meet our Local Heroes, a special band of folks dedicating their lives to making things even better in the great Granite State places they have chosen to live and work and play. Anyone who has visited Berlin lately will surely feel the cool vibe of change that flows like the mighty Androscoggin River and has not prevailed in this former paper mill city for a long time.
Nashua Locale Hero: Richard Lannan
About this series: Meet our Local Heroes, a special band of folks dedicating their lives to making things even better in the great Granite State places they have chosen to live and work and play. With the most public art of any city in the state, dozens of artist organizations and acclaimed orchestra Symphony New Hampshire calling Church Street home, Nashua has quietly become a creative hotbed for the Granite State.
Manchester Locale Heroes: Peter Ramsey & Liz Hitchcock
About this series: Meet our Local Heroes, a special band of folks dedicating their lives to making things even better in the great Granite State places they have chosen to live and work and play. Peter Ramsey is many things to many people: family man, coach, lawyer, former state rep and present-day legislative insider, Manchester Citizen of the Year for 2020 and tireless supporter of arts and culture in the Queen City.
Jewish students say they have begun to feel unsafe on local campuses
Jewish students attending Boston-area colleges said Sunday that the rise of antisemitism has made them fear for their safety on campus. Speaking at a forum on antisemitism organized by the Anti-Defamation League, Emerson College student Bailey Allen said she has to gauge whether she should wear something that represents her Jewish identity. "It's still really, really hard to navigate,” she said. “Do I wear my Hillel sweatshirt today?
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Manchester Essex’s Megan Graeter competes in the backstroke at the Division 2 State Meet. Jared Charney Home delivery and Digital Access customers of the Gloucester Daily Times get deals for restaurants, hotels, attractions and other businesses, locally and across the country. This Week's Circulars Obituaries
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Robertsdale - Born April 24,1955 in Haverhill, died unexpectedly Nov 26, 2021 in Robertsdale, Al. Dan survived by his children, Staci (Terry) Becker, Joshua Conrad, Aleah Conrad, and Kayla Dymond, 11 grandchildren and one great-grandson, his sisters, Tammi Duchame, Barbara Rankins, Patricia …
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Rockport’s Kylie Schrock brings the ball up court as Essex Tech’s Sofia Varga keeps up at Essex Tech, Thursday, January 27th, 2022. Jared Charney / Salem News. Jared Charney Home delivery and Digital Access customers of the Gloucester Daily Times get deals for restaurants, hotels, attractions and other businesses, locally and across the country.
New Hampshire Magazine
Team Floodstang, who placed 68th out of 100, lasted for about 9 hours and 15 minutes, completing 305 laps. For reference, the winning team in laps — the Scooby Doobies — completed 517 in just over 14 hours and 24 minutes. Dawn breaks cold and shrouded in fog at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon on a mid-October Sunday, as folks slowly emerge from their campers.
New Hampshire Magazine
“Ghost kitchens” perhaps sounds like the paranormal hunter TV show producers have run out of ideas, but there are no jump scares here, just tasty takeout. Most Granite Staters’ first introduction to the concept was the news that Food Network celebrity chef Guy Fieri was bringing his Flavortown Kitchens to New Hampshire. Rather than build a new, standalone restaurant, Fieri chose to operate three ghost kitchens in Salem, Nashua and Manchester.
Back to the Land
On his tree farm, Jean Stimmell moved the trees with a scoot pulled by oxen. Courtesy photo It was a time much like this time. The country seemed in shambles.
2021 Cape Ann Boys Hockey Preview
Staff File PhotoRowan Silva is Rockport's leading returning scorer this winter. Jared[]Charney You asked. We listened. Your daily crossword, Sudoku and dozens of other puzzles are now available online. Play them or print them here. When we asked for stories from breast cancer survivors and others, the calls started coming and did not stop. We found instances of courage, hope, determination, fear, survival, even loss. Read them in this special section. This Week's Circulars Obituaries
‘There Was a Piece Missing-We Were All White’: One Bank Targets Racial Inequity
Eastern Bankshares Inc. EBC 0.39% isn’t the largest bank in Boston, or the most profitable. But in its hometown—and across the country—it stands out as a company with historically white leadership where sustained efforts to promote racial diversity have taken root. Eastern’s lead director and president are both Black. People of color account for one-third of the bank’s board, 17% of its management committee and 40% of new hires. Eastern’s drive is decades in the making.
A Local Police Chief Struggles to Bridge 2020’s Bitter Divisions
WORCESTER, Mass.—Police Chief Steven Sargent knelt on the street for close to nine minutes, head bowed, hands clasped. He wore a sidearm on his hip and a gold badge on his chest. His stomach was in a knot. The chief was surrounded by thousands of protesters gathered in his hometown, the second-largest city in New England.
Black Lives
Anthony Poore, who wrote this story, is the executive director of New Hampshire Humanities. When I was asked to write this essay, I began the journey with a high degree of trepidation. How can I encapsulate hundreds of years of history within a few thousand words? How can I ensure the story of New Hampshire’s African American population is told with the level of authenticity it requires? What stories best exemplify the African American experience in New Hampshire?
SLIDESHOW: Santa Story Time at TOHP Burnham Library in Essex, Dec. 20, 2019
ESSEX — Stan Feener played Santa Claus to read holiday tales to tots during Santa Story Time at the TOHP Burnham Library in Essex on Friday evening. Children got to meet Santa, have a sweet treat, take photos, and hear a holiday story. 1 of 10 From left, Andrea, Lilah, and Wesley Dillingham pose for a photo with Santa. Lydia Mouchantaf holds her ears as Santa bellows out "Ho, Ho, Ho" to the kids at during Santa Story Time at the TOHP Burnham Library on Friday, Dec. 20, 2019.
Rodeo In New Hampshire
Our state was once dubbed “Cow Hampshire,” so perhaps the number of real cowboys and cowgirls who work here shouldn’t be a surprise, but a trip to the Cheshire Fair last year was an eye-opener for our correspondent. Here’s just some of what he saw. Roger Packard was the first person I met when I arrived at the Cheshire Fair in Swanzey last August. He’s a retired professional photographer who has been running emergency medical services at the fair and rodeo for the past 58 years.
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