On the cover
The shloop of a cranberry cylinder sliding out of its can is a very satisfying sound. But that’s not all cranberries can be. John Fladd offers more ideas for working cranberries into your cooking and cocktail making.
Also on the cover: Michael Witthaus takes a look at The Eleventh Letter Writing Gallery in Concord (page 14) and talks to Jim Messina ahead of two New Hampshire shows this weekend (page 23). Back in the food world, John Fladd talks to organizers at the Holy Trinity Cathetral Frozen Polish Food sale (page 18).
Toys The New Hampshire State Police will collect new, unwrapped toys through Friday, Dec. 12, as part of their annual ...
Light show As reported by WMUR in a Nov. 12 online article, the northern lights were visible in many communities ...
Thursday, Nov. 20 “Roses are Red, Violets are Pink, Yellow, Purple” is the topic for the Manchester Garden Club’s November ...
Even more uses for this tart and tasty berry By John Fladd jfladd@hippopress.com For many of us, the question “cranberry ...
Writing Gallery opens in Concord By Michael Witthaus mwitthaus@hippopress.com A new space featuring works of art accompanied by text both ...
Dear Donna, I have a quilt that I believe my mom’s mother made. This would make it from the 1940s ...
Family fun for whenever Gobble gobble • Merrimack Parks and Recreation will hold Turkey Quest: The Great Wasserman Scavenger Hunt ...
Holy Trinity holds its annual frozen food sale By John Fladd jfladd@hippopress.com For the parishioners at Holy Trinity Cathedral in ...
• Old friends: Legend is that fiddler Michael Doucet ditched rock and began BeauSoleil after hearing “Cajun Woman” by Fairport ...
Six decades on, Jim Messina still playing great By Michael Witthaus mwitthaus@hippopress.com Don’t do drugs. Jim Messina can provide plenty ...