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Weekly trivia nights abound at area restaurants, breweries and even a movie theater. We talked to two experts about how to put together a team and how the games are crafted and we give you a listing of some of the spots to find trivia.

Also on the cover Check out the extra helping of art and theater events in the Art section on page 14. Mya Blanchard talks to the woman behind Table in Concord (page 22). Michael Witthaus talks to Eric Gibson of the bluegrass band The Gibson Brothers.

News & Notes 24/01/11

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NH vs. DNC On Jan. 8, the New Hampshire Attorney General, John M. Formella, issued a cease-and-desist order to the ...

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Huge week for HC of NEPs

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The Big Story – Bill Belichick’s Future: After the season ended, what happens to Bill Belichick was the raging local ...

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This Week 24/01/11

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Big Events January 11 and Beyond Saturday, Jan. 13 Enjoy the music of The Beatles, the Rolling Stones, The Animals, ...

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Quality of Life 24/01/11

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Butterfly in the sky The New Hampshire Audubon’s 2023 monarch butterfly tagging initiative has yielded promising insights, with a notable ...

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Make it a game night

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Find fun and competition at area trivia events Looking for an activity with your friends or a way to make ...

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The Art Roundup 23/01/11

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The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • At the Currier: It’s the final days to view “Sanaa ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/01/11

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Family fun for whenever Storytime at the museum Local author Marti Fuerst is scheduled to visit the Children’s Museum of ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/01/11

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Hi, Donna, I have two old school desks I acquired several years ago from a small New Hampshire elementary school ...

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On The Job – Nora Rwatangabo

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Braider/loctician Nora Rwatangabo is a braider/loctician and owner of Nora’s Locs Haven in Nashua. Explain your job and what it ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/01/11

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News from the local food scene • Cookie decorating: Decorate winter-themed cookies at Station 101 (193 Union Square, Milford) on ...

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From her table to yours

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Farmers market vendor opens shop selling meals and baked goods While opening her own bakery wasn’t her original career plan, ...

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In the kitchen with Cara Karpinski

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When Cara Karpinski moved to New Hampshire in 2020, she discovered that her new job was no longer being offered ...

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Rubber Ducky

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On Jan. 10, 1992, the Greek container ship Ever Laurel ran into rough weather in the North Pacific, a couple ...

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Album Reviews 24/01/11

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Nigel J. Anderson, Material Science (Redwave Recordings) I literally had to weed through a few dozen emails from public relations ...

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Familia, by Lauren E. Rico

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Familia, by Lauren E. Rico (Kensington, 368 pages) I started reading Familia in a hotel room while waiting for my ...

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Anatomy of a Fall (R)

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A man dies after a fall at his home and his wife becomes the prime suspect for his murder in ...

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The Music Roundup 24/01/11

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Local music news & events • Crooner cuisine: Enjoy supper and song as Steve Blackwood performs with his trio. The ...

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In good company

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Gibson Brothers bring Darkest Hour tour to Rex If great musicians wanting to get in the studio with a performer ...

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After the vacation days and cookies and cocktails and general merriment of December, January with its bills and resolutions and frequent grayness can feel like a letdown. But there ARE reasons to get excited about January — and in this week’s cover story, we present 63 of them. Local sports, concerts, theater, Concord’s WinterFest and a fair amount of wine events — January has a lot going on.

Also on the cover In this week’s Nite section, Michael Witthaus talks to electric violinist Mia Asano and bagpiper Ally Crowley-Duncan, who will play the Tupelo in Derry on Jan. 6 (29). Mya Blanchard finds out about the new takeout market in Nashua, Live Free and Dine (page 22). And Angie Sykeny gets the information on how to volunteer to work at the polls for the presidential primary (page 6).

News & Notes 24/01/04

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Storm clean-up In the aftermath of a massive storm system on Dec. 18, 2023, which brought heavy rainfall and strong ...

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Welcome to 2024

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The Big Story – Ahead in 2024: The new year has arrived, so it’s time to look ahead for things ...

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Work the Vote

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Manchester holds training for primary poll workers If you’re interested in working or volunteering at the polls for the Jan ...

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This Week 24/01/04

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Big Events January 4 and Beyond Thursday, Jan. 4 It’s the final weekend for the LaBelle Lights outdoor walkthrough path ...

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Quality of Life 24/01/04

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Scam alert Eversource is issuing a cautionary notice to its customers about a surge in scam activities. Scammers are using ...

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63 Reasons to get excited about January

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Find a new wine and more fun for the first month of 2024 Holidays and vacations over, weather uncertain and ...

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Inspiration and expression

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Teen wellness program at Currier Museum of Art aims to create connections through art On Monday, Jan. 22, the Currier ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/01/04

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Family fun for whenever STEM fun • The Children’s Museum of New Hampshire (6 Washington St. in Dover; childrens-museum.org, 742-2002) ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/01/04

240104Family FunTreasure Hunt

Dear Donna, We have this very heavy block island. I am wondering what its value would be. We’re downsizing and ...

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On The Job – Neva Cole

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Museum communications director Neva Cole is the communications director for the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire in Dover. Explain your ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/01/04

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News from the local food scene • Paint night at Spyglass Brewing: Paint a 16x20-inch canvas while enjoying a free ...

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Live free and dine

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Gourmet takeout market and culinary school opens in Nashua On Wednesday, Dec. 20, Hollis resident Karen Calabro opened the doors ...

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In the kitchen with Chelsea Annett

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A self-taught baker and a caretaker by nature, Chelsea Annett has a love for baking and cooking that sprouted when ...

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Saved by a salad

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I have to admit there have been a lot of cookies over the past month or so. And cake and ...

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Album Reviews 24/01/04

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Save Ferris, “Xmas Blue” (self-released) This one came in too late to be included in the pre-HannuChistmaKwanzaa column. This teaser ...

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Everywhere an Oink Oink, by David Mamet

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Everywhere an Oink Oink, by David Mamet (Simon & Schuster, 225 pages) The philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer famously described talent as ...

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Migration

240104Featured ContentFilm Reviews by Amy

A scaredy duck overcomes his fears of the unknown to take his family on an adventure in Migration, a totally ...

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The Music Roundup 24/01/04

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Local music news & events • Spindizzy: A biweekly EDM version of open mic night has Vermont DJ Montel Tucker ...

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Net sensation

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Mia x Ally take viral act on tour The curious lockdown revival of a 600-year-old folk tradition was the catalyst ...

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In this week’s issue, we consider the year that was with a discussion about the economy in New Hampshire (page 6), a look at the art scene (page 12), a taste of the food scene (page 20) and a look at the local music scene (page 32) as well as some of the year’s best picks in books (page 26) and movies (page 28). And along the way we take a peek at some events coming up in 2024.

Also on the cover Mya Blanchard looks at a new year of cooking classes at the Culinary Playground (page 21). Find live music before, on and after New Year’s Eve in the Music This Week (page 34). And Michael Witthaus talks to Taylor Goldsmith of the band Dawes (page 30), which is playing a pre-New Year’s Eve show.

News & Notes 23/12/28

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Storm clean-up In the aftermath of a massive storm system on Dec. 18, 2023, which brought heavy rainfall and strong ...

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State of the state

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A snapshot of New Hampshire’s economic climate Mike Skelton, President and CEO of the Business & Industry Association of New ...

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2023 in Review

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The Big Story – As the year closes, it’s time to look at the biggest stories of 2023 and to ...

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This Week 23/12/28

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Big Events December 28, 2023 and Beyond Thursday, Dec. 28 Recycled Percussion begins its multi-show run today at the Palace ...

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Quality of Life 23/12/28

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Toys! The 12th Annual Tower of Toys initiative in Manchester marked another successful year by collecting approximately 1,100 gifts and ...

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A year of arts and theater

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Experts talk about their 2023 achievements From musicals, festivals, murals and new exhibitions, 2023 was an eventful year for the ...

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The Art Roundup 23/12/28

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The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities Brass to the Max Symphony NH will team up with the ...

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Kiddie Pool 23/12/28

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Family fun for whenever Everybody entertainment • Catch the family-friendly magician Ben Pratt, whose show is described as “high energy ...

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Treasure Hunt 23/12/28

231228Family FunTreasure Hunt

Dear Donna, Found these 45 records and about 100 more. I think some were my parents’ and mine too. Can ...

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On The Job – Kristen Glennon

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Director of Rehabilitation, Fitness andOccupational Health Services Kristen Glennon is the Director of Rehabilitation, Fitness and Occupational Health Services for ...

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The Weekly Dish 23/12/28

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News from the local food scene • Futuristic new year: 815 Cocktails and Provisions hosts a futuristic, sci-fi themed New ...

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Tasty treats and comfort eats

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A look back at the dishes of 2023 We asked some local food experts to talk about their year in ...

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New year, new meals

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The Culinary Playground offers new cooking classes Looking to eat healthier, save money by eating out less, or just pick ...

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West 75th

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New Year’s Eve is supposed to be a romantic holiday. In my experience, it’s a little over-hyped. The best New ...

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Album Reviews 23/12/28

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Morbid Saint, Swallowed By Hell (HR Records) Still a lot of metal in the pipeline, folks, so let’s look at ...

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Class, by Stephanie Land

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Class, by Stephanie Land (Atria, 272 pages) Stephanie Land’s dream of becoming a writer came through in a big way ...

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Best books of 2023

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Books that earned “A”s from Hippo reviewers in 2023 Fiction Life on Delay, by John Hendrickson Hendrickson writes movingly of ...

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Mojo dojo casa Slotherhouse

231228Featured ContentFilm Reviews by Amy

Considering the many facets of the cinematic landscape in 2023 Barbie is my favorite movie of 2023. Why pretend otherwise? ...

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The Music Roundup 23/12/28

231228Music This Week

Local music news & events • Alchemistic: Randy Roos leads the free jazz Hall of Mirrors for an early evening ...

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SoCal stalwarts

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Dawes returns to New Hampshire By Michael Witthaus [email protected] When Dawes steps on the Music Hall stage Dec.30, it will ...

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One for the books

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Looking back on 2023 By Michael Witthaus [email protected] 2023 was an eventful year for the state’s music and comedy scene ...

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In this week’s cover story, we hold a cookie swap — asking a variety of people to share a cookie recipe and a little about what makes it special. We have 48 cookies (including cookie-ish items like bars and drops) for your baking and eating pleasure.

Also on the cover I know, I know, we’re not even to Festivus (Dec. 23) and we’re already talking about New Year’s Eve, which this year falls on a Sunday. Get to making those plans and those RSVPs for a special meal (page 28) or a night of music (page 36). Of course you don’t have to wait to Dec. 31 to enjoy some live music or a comedy show — check out the Music This Week listing of music at area restaurants (page 38), find laughs in the Comedy This Week (page 41) and check out upcoming ticketed Concerts (page 42). And puzzles — sure, we always have puzzles but it felt like a good reminder that if you need a quiet moment to yourself, we offer two crosswords, three sudokus and more, starting on page 43.

News & Notes 23/12/21

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College for first responders The New Hampshire Department of Safety has launched a new First Responder program in collaboration with ...

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Future workers

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Small business owners take their issue to D.C. In response to the Basel III Endgame regulation, which could escalate capital ...

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Holiday joy for Boston

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The Big Story – Xmas Arrives: With the holiday season a time of joy, the focus for the big story ...

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Quality of Life 23/12/21

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Ski NH New Hampshire has been ranked as the sixth-best state for skiing vacations in the U.S., with a score ...

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This Week 23/12/21

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Big Events December 21, 2023 and beyond Thursday, Dec. 21 The LaBelle Lights outdoor walkthrough path of holiday light displays ...

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The Great NH Cookie Swap

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Dozens of cookies to share and enjoy­ Cookies are the best. They are a great dessert, a great snack, a ...

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Color exploration

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New class at Currier Museum of Art looks at behavior of color Registration is now open for Design & Color ...

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Kiddie Pool 23/12/21

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Family fun for whenever Visit the museum Entertain restless kids and visiting relatives at area museums. • The Aviation Museum ...

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Treasure Hunt 23/12/21

231221Family FunTreasure Hunt

Dear Donna, Do you have any knowledge of this kind of bracelet? It’s the characters from the movie The Wizard ...

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The Weekly Dish 23/12/21

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News from the local food scene • Doughnut and wine pairing: One of Wine on Main’s (9 N. Main St., ...

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Last meal of 2023

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Ring in the new year with dinner, parties, Champagne and more New Year’s Eve reservations fill up fast, so make ...

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Butterscotch Drops

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It was 1950. The war was over, the economy was booming New suburbs were springing up all over the country, ...

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Album Reviews 23/12/21

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Dollyrots, “Auld Lang Syne” (Wicked Cool Records) I absolutely hate New Year’s Eve. It’s the last celebratory moment before everything ...

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Eat, Poop, Die, by Joe Roman

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Eat, Poop, Die, by Joe Roman (Little, Brown Spark, 253 pages) One of the most fascinating and underrated places on ...

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Chicken nuggets and naughty elves

231221Featured ContentFilm Reviews by Amy

A look at new family films Need to entertain an all-ages crowd? There are several new streaming movies geared at ...

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The Music Roundup 23/12/21

231221Music This Week

Local music news & events • Hometown bash: The Concord scene celebrates the holiday as Lucas Gallo & the Guise ...

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Party the year away

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Music, comedy and more for New Year’s Eve Here are a few of the parties planned for Sunday, Dec. 31 ...

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The Great NH Cookie Swap — 23/12/21

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In this week’s cover story, we take a look at the ski season via an interview with officials at McIntyre Ski Area, which held its opening day of the season on Saturday, Dec. 9. We also list a few places where you can hit the slopes this season and explain the science of man-made snow.

Also on the cover Bedford Village Inn celebrates the season with the Feast of the Seven Fishes (page 26). Restaurants that will be open on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day (page 27). Naturally 7 plays Derry on Sunday (page 36), and find other concerts (page 42) this weekend.

News & Notes 23/12/07

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Higher ed Gov. Chris Sununu has established a Public Higher Education Task Force, as outlined in Executive Order 2023-06, to ...

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The week that was

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The Big Story – A Weird Local Week: No story dominated. The Red Sox actually got worse at the winter ...

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This Week 23/12/14

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Big Events December 14, 2023 and beyond Thursday, Dec. 14 The Palace Theatre’s (80 Hanover St., Manchester; palacetheatre.org, 668-5588) production ...

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Quality of Life 23/12/14

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Welcome, winter enthusiasts! New Hampshire has been recognized as the fourth-best state for a winter trip in the U.S., achieving ...

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Art of all kinds

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Art 3 Gallery in Manchester explores the power of art with current exhibit Art 3 Gallery’s final exhibition of 2023, ...

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The Art Roundup 23/12/14

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The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities Last weekend of Hatbox’s A Christmas Carol Charles Dickens’ A Christmas ...

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Kiddie Pool 23/12/14

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Family fun for whenever It’s a party! • Catch Mr. Aaron Holiday Party on Saturday, Dec. 16, at 11 a.m ...

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Treasure Hunt 23/12/14

231214Family FunTreasure Hunt

Dear Donna, What can you tell me about these tiny drink umbrellas? They have tags on them that say ‘Made ...

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Welcome to ski season

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What to expect on the slopes this winter As the crisp winter air settles in and the first snowflakes begin ...

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On The Job – Georgia Brust

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Landscape designer Georgia Brust is a landscape designer with her own company, The Floral Hound, based in Salem. Explain your ...

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The Weekly Dish 23/12/14

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News from the local food scene • New Thai eatery in Plaistow: After construction-related delays in the summer, the family-owned ...

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An Italian Christmas

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Bedford Village Inn hosts Feast of the Seven Fishes The halls are decked at Bedford Village Inn with garlands, decor ...

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Meal on the town

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Where to eat on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Looking for someone else to cook a special holiday meal? Here ...

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In the kitchen with Tracy Fitts

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Born and raised in New Hampshire, Tracy Fitts has had experience in the restaurant industry since she was 13 years ...

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Raspberry-Rose Rickey

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It’s a pretty good party. There is good jazz playing in the background — Louis Armstrong, and Tony Bennet, and ...

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Album Reviews 23/12/14

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Asha Jefferies, Ego Ride (Nettwerk Records) Debut album from this Australian pop-princess, steeped in queer sensibilities, aimed at the straight-ahead ...

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A Christmas Vanishing, by Anne Perry

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A Christmas Vanishing, by Anne Perry (Ballantine, 190 pages) Since childhood, Christmas reading has been a large part of my ...

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Leave the World Behind (R)

231214Featured ContentFilm Reviews by Amy

An uptight middle-aged lady takes her Brooklyn family on a weekend trip to a beautiful country house on Long Island ...

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At the Sofaplex 23/12/14

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A Disturbance in the Force If the words “Star Wars Holiday Special” conjure up an image of Bea Arthur or ...

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The Music Roundup 23/12/14

231214Music This Week

Local music news & events • Holiday green: Celebrating its 18th year, Irish Christmas in America is a multimedia show ...

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Stealth band

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Beyond a cappella with Naturally 7 Close your eyes is the advice Roger Thomas gives fans seeing his group Naturally ...

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Find gifts for everybody on your list. On page 12, check out the list of area arts organizations selling unique items. Henry Homeyer recommends gifts for gardeners (page 19). John Fladd offers ideas of gifts to make (page 28) and gifts to buy (page 29). Find more giftable eats on page 32. Michael Witthaus helps you find perfect presents for music-lovers (page 44). And, if you’re thinking about how you can give to the wider community this holiday season, see the Q&A on page 6.

Also on the cover Symphony NH presents their Holiday Pops show (page 42). Take a trip to the Monadnock Region for the Currier & Ives Cookie Tour (page 30). Plan those holiday meals now — Mya Blanchard rounds up some of the eateries offering pies, hams and more to go (page 31).

News & Notes 23/12/07

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Treating substance use disorders The Executive Council has approved an additional $9.8 million for The Doorways program, elevating the state’s ...

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How to help

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Food, housing costs & utilities bills are the big concerns Karen Moynihan is the Vice President of Philanthropy, Catholic Charities ...

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Breslow now on the clock

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The Big Story – Big Week for New Red Sox GM: Except for the St. Louis Cardinals, the action all ...

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This Week 23/12/07

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Big Events December 7, 2023 and beyond Thursday, Dec. 7 Head to the Currier Museum of Art (150 Ash St ...

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Quality of Life 23/12/07

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Funding the show The Community Players of Concord, an all-volunteer theater company founded in 1927, received a significant boost with ...

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Handcrafted gifts

231207Art & TheaterFeatured ContentVisual Arts

Where to find one-of-a-kind gifts This holiday season, go for gifts that make an impact by choosing local artwork and ...

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The Art Roundup 23/12/07

231207Art & TheaterVisual Arts

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas: The Majestic ...

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Holiday gifts for the gardener 2023

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Give the kids a wheelbarrow and a shovel Once again it is time to find the perfect gifts for your ...

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Expo is now Very Merry

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Holiday gift festival features New England-made items On Saturday, Dec. 9, and Sunday, Dec. 10, the group that brings us ...

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Kiddie Pool 23/12/07

231207Family FunOutdoors

Family fun for whenever Mr. Claus travels in style • Santa Claus will helicopter in and touch down at the ...

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Treasure Hunt 23/12/07

231207Family FunTreasure Hunt

Dear Donna, We dug this out of my parents’ estate attic. It’s all complete but no papers or box. We ...

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On The Job – Matt Lazzaro

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Welder Matt Lazzaro is the owner-operator of Matt the Welder in Derry. Explain your job and what it entails. There ...

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The Weekly Dish 23/12/07

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News from the local food scene • Free wine tasting: Wine on Main (9 N. Main St., Concord) hosts a ...

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Homemade, delicious

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Gifts for when you’ve run out of gift ideas Not to blow my own horn, but I am an excellent ...

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The useful gift

231207Featured ContentFood

Kitchen presents you can buy One or two labor-intensive sincere gifts are doable in a holiday season, but if you’re ...

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Cookie road trip

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Eat your way through the Currier and Ives Cookie Tour By Betty [email protected] The 18th Annual Currier and Ives Cookie ...

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Whoopie pies & ham

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Where to get all the holiday must-haves Why make the pie when you can order it? Here are some of ...

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In the kitchen with Katie Pope

231207FoodQ&A

While Boscawen resident Katie Pope has always liked to bake and experiment in the kitchen, she didn’t originally plan on ...

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Gingerbread

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Gingerbread is strange. Not the actual gingerbread itself but what people do with it. I can’t think of any baked ...

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Album Reviews 23/12/07

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KO Mini, Chef’s Kiss (self-released) We’re seriously just about at the point where there’s almost no need to list a ...

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The Little Liar, by Mitch Albom

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The Little Liar, by Mitch Albom (Harper, 333 pages) There’s a downside to being the author of a runaway bestseller ...

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The Music Roundup 23/12/07

231207Music This Week

Local music news & events • Old souls: A throwback blend of old-school jazz and contemporary hits, Postmodern Jukebox returns ...

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’Tis the season

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Holiday pops in Nashua, Concord This year, Symphony NH will perform its Holiday Pops concert twice, at its home venue, ...

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Make music merry

231207Featured ContentNightlife

A fan’s gift guide It’s the holiday season and once again time to make a music fan’s eyes and ears ...

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