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According to theknot.com, the online source for all things matrimonial, weddings are a $100 billion industry in the United States, and the website reports pent-up demand for 2022 weddings as [...]

It all started with the Red Arrow Garage in 1911 at 73-77 Lowell St. in Manchester selling and servicing 'Cadillac Motor Cars' for the Fitz-Dillingham Company. David Lamontagne liked the [...]

After some two years of gathering input from the business and civic community, students and educators, the Manchester Proud organization's proposed plan to reshape the future of the Manchester School [...]

'There's so much meaning here in this space and so much meaning for the local community,' said Bethlehem's Colonial Theatre Executive Director Christine Etter. 'It also fits into this larger [...]

The great American treasure hunt is on, with an electronic twist. People with bar code scanners and/or photo apps are now ubiquitous at thrift and secondhand stores. They're looking to [...]

President and CEO Ami D'Amelio Ami D'Amelio describes herself as an all-in kind of person, It's immediately obvious that she laughs hard, but she also works and plays hard. Row [...]

Manchester's Theo Martey started drumming in Ghana when he was six or seven years old and hasn't stopped since. He performed with the National Theatre of Ghana at 17, and [...]

'What's key to me is to stay very positive and motivated,' says Nancy Sampo, president and co-owner of Londonderry's Enviro-Tote. The 30-year-old company with 70 employees makes cotton tote bags [...]

Ed Ithier dished out enough assists as a men's basketball point guard for the excellent mid-1980s New Hampshire College Penmen teams to earn a 2015 spot in the school's Athletic [...]

Edward Abbey, the uncompromising voice of the Arizona outback, had a definite opinion on strong emotions and the perils of self-entertainment: 'Despair leads to boredom, electronic games, computer hacking, poetry [...]

Rik Cornell has had a 47-year career at the Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester, 15 of them spent as director of Bedford Counseling, an outpatient counseling service for both [...]

The 75th anniversary of VE Day, celebrating the Allies' victory In Europe in 1945, is May 8. According to the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, fewer than 325,000 of the [...]

The article offers information on how New Hampshire creators weathered a year of crushing sadness. Topics include the visual artists have had a more effective pivot than most in converting to online displays and sales, though the ghost of pandemic productivity lurks, and the some artists have felt blocked while some have pushed through on the sheer force of motion.

The article presents an interview with Michael Skinner, who has represented male child abuse survivors on· Oprah, and consultant to Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA) at the national level. Topics discussed by him includes his level of comfort while addressing abuse suffered by him as a child, types of trauma he witness as the most harmful to a child and how caring parents and other concerned adults can protect their children.

The article discusses that the Michael Redmond, executive director of Upper Valley Haven, a nonprofit that serves homeless and low-income residents on the New Hampshire and Vermont sides of the Connecticut River in the Upper Valley. It mentions that the organization is working mightily to mitigate food insecurity and to provide supportive housing for people struggling with finances, addictions, mental health issues or any combination of the three.

The article features Millennium Running, a race event management company in Bedford, New Hampshire that provides a network of encouragement and support for the almost 400 members of its Running Club. Topics discussed include how the company started, purpose of the weekly themed running challenges created by Millennium Running, and number of signature events of the company.

The article presents the interview with Amy Lucarelli, NKY Sales Coordinator at The Drees Company. Topics include the Justice for Chandler has both a wide online and street presence, and the not affiliated with any anti-gun movement, only because the moment the words "gun violence" are uttered, it seems that beral organizations latch on to that in an effort.

The article focuses on Bike Manchester, which focused on local rail and city riding, has been folded into the Queen City Bike Collective, a nonprofit housed on lower Elm Street whose mission is to keep the Manchester community riding bicycles safely and affordably.

Aldenberg has been a patrol officer, field training officer, K-9 officer and investigator in the MPD Detective Unit. When I have new officers riding with their field-training officer and then they go to a call, the field-training officer can take the trainee back to the station and they can sit in the cruiser and look at the video. Q & A INTERVIEW BY JOHN ANGELO 'You can say what you want but you have to adjust and keep up or fall behind', says Manchester Police Chief Allen Aldenberg of his move to expand bias, cultural competency and de-escalation training for officers in his department. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents the interview with Elizabeth Ropp, a licensed acupuncturist at Manchester Acupuncture Studio. Topics include the member of the Nashua Police Department took his life, the use of ear acupuncture important, and the body to heal itself and especially when it comes to pain it gets things moving.

The article discusses that the programs in transition at Crotched are a residential school, long-term residential housing on the Greenfield campus and three community homes. It mentions that the children and adults will switch residential services from Crotched Mountain to Gersh. Some people in residential housing have long-term health concerns and needs.

The article presents interviews with William F. Cronin Jr. and Warren Pond, two of those World War II vets. Topics include serving on the destroyer USS Cowie (DD·632), which was an escort in about 13 North Atlantic and Mediterranean convoys, managing 650 workers at Heim Bearings in Fairfield, Connecticut, before leading Psycho-Cybernetics workshops, and working hard in the Navy.

The article reports that Manchester Proud's visionary educational plan for the future of the Manchester School District was approved with only one dissenting vote from the Board of School Committee, but the outcome was not a slam dunk at the board's February 20th meeting. It mentions that the Porter's acceptance motion after assurance that the BOSC would have considerable influence in continuing to shape the plan.