Quality of Life 21/01/28
Inspiring teen gets a book deal Thirteen-year-old Brayden Harrington of Concord will write a picture book called Brayden Speaks Up, […]
Published Weekly Archive for January, 2021
Quality Of Life
Q&A
Down to a science
Volunteers needed for youth STEM learning program The University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension is currently looking for new volunteers […]
Sports
TB 12 back for SB 10
Well, who can be surprised Tom Brady did it again? Despite a very shaky second half, he’s headed to his […]
Featured Content / News
News & Notes 21/01/28
Covid-19 update As of January 18 As of January 25 Total cases statewide 57,864 62,768 Total current infections statewide 6,444 […]
Featured Content / Granite Views
Lift one another up
At a religious ceremony last weekend, in the beautiful woods of New Hampshire, the priest counseled us to come together […]
Past Issues
Hit the ice
Hit the ice Local ponds are open throughout southern New Hampshire for ice skating fun. Find out why you might […]
Featured Content / Nightlife
Playing out, in
Winter Warmer showcases regional talent The spark for Winter Warmer, a virtual music festival that kicked off Jan. 16, came […]
Music This Week
The Music Roundup 21/01/21
• Rocker: When playing plugged in with his band, Max Sullivan can positively wail, channeling guitar gods from Jimmy Page […]
Featured Content / Film Reviews by Amy
Promising Young Woman (R) – One Night in Miami (R) – News of the World (PG-13)
Promising Young Woman (R) Carey Mulligan plays a woman who can’t move on from the wrong done to her friend […]
Books
Olive, Mabel & Me: Life and Adventures with Two Very Good Dogs by Andrew Cotter
Olive, Mabel & Me: Life and Adventures with Two Very Good Dogs by Andrew Cotter (The Countryman Press, 205 pages) […]
