On the cover
Get ready to make those wish lists and put in those library requests — it’s our annual summer books issue! We asked local book club operators, librarians and other area book lovers to weigh in on their picks for what to read this summer
Also on the cover, We’ve got team coverage of this weekend’s (Thursday, June 26, through Saturday, June 28) Market Days in downtown Concord. John Fladd takes a look at the eats and the planned wedding on page 14. Michael Witthaus looks at the giant music line-up on page 22. Michael also takes a look at the kids (and grown-ups) rocking out at Nashua’s School of Rock. And John tells you where to get family eats, Puerto Rican-style.
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Dear Donna, Enclosed are pictures of a carpenter’s chest from possibly the late 1800s or early 1900s that was my ...
Family fun for whenever Dino days • SEE Science Center (200 Bedford St. in Manchester; see-sciencecenter.org) will wrap up its ...
Serving up traditional Puerto Rican with ‘heart and soul’ Parkside Convenience is located in a small plaza in Manchester with ...
Local music news & events • Al fresco: A free summer concert series kicks off in Canterbury with Old Tom ...
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