Ahead of the highly anticipated return of the New Hampshire Renaissance Faire, to be held over the next two weekends in Fremont, local entertainers from archers to pirates share what it’s like to get into character and what they’re looking forward to the most.
Also on the cover, Concord’s Samuel Habib discusses My Disability Roadmap, a documentary he co-directed with his father, p. 6, get a taste of New Orleans at a new eatery in Milford and (soon) fresh teas, coffees and breakfast sandwiches at a new downtown Concord cafe, p. 24, and hiking columnist Dan Szczesny chronicles his visit to the new All Persons Trail at Manchester’s Cedar Swamp Preserve, p. 16.
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The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Sculptors arrive: The 15th annual Nashua International Sculpture Symposium commences ...
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Finding access along Manchester’s newest trail Dan Szczesny danszczesny@gmail.com My daughter tears up the brand new All Persons Trail at ...
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Dear Donna, We have an older home and are looking to replace the shutters. We want older wooden ones. Can ...
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News from the local food scene • Farmers markets return: The Warner Area Farmers Market returns to the Town Hall ...
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