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It’s the hazy, juicy brew that has taken the local craft beer scene by storm — the New England-style IPA. Learn about what goes into making this popular craft beer, as well as the many other IPA varieties, from West Coast to English IPAs.

Also on the cover The New Hampshire Historical Society is holding a statewide scavanger hunt (page 6). This weekend, Concord celebrates Market Days (page 17). Save room for dessert at the Hollis Strawberry Festival (page 24).

News & Notes 23/06/22

Moose Plate Day Gov. Chris Sununu and the Executive Council celebrated the 25th anniversary of New Hampshire’s Conservation and Heritage ...

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Find landmarks, win prizes

NH Historical Society holds scavenger hunt Discover New Hampshire’s hidden treasures, stories and landmarks during the New Hampshire Historical Society’s ...

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Sox yank NY around Fenway

The Big Story – Sox Sweep Yanks: Not sure if the Red Sox salvaged their season over the weekend. But ...

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Quality of Life 23/06/22

We’re No. 1! New Hampshire has been ranked first in the nation for childhood well-being according to the Annie E ...

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This Week 23/06/22

Big Events June 22, 2023 and beyond Friday, June 23 Tonight is Cue Zero Theatre Co.’s opening night of Be ...

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New England Haze

A look at the region's entry int the craft beer canon By Matt Ingersoll and Mya Blanchard [email protected] On the ...

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Turning a page

Poetry Society of NH begins search for new poet laureate The last four years for state Poet Laureate Alexandria Peary ...

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The Art Roundup 23/06/22

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Thursday night live: Joey Clark and the Big Hearts is ...

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Make way for Market Days

Three-day street festival returns to downtown Concord By Maya Puma [email protected] Back for a 49th year in downtown Concord, Market ...

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Moving plants

You don’t need a van, just a wheelbarrow Once, a long time ago, I was sitting on a porch overlooking ...

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Treasure Hunt 23/06/22

Dear Donna, I have a question about this tiny chicken plastic charm. My mom always had it in a jewelry ...

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Kiddie Pool 23/06/22

Family fun for the weekend Festival time • The Nest Family Café (20 Orchard View Drive, Londonderry) is hosting Nest ...

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On The Job – Carol Ellis

Metalsmith Carol Ellis is an artist, specializing in metalsmithing, and owns Laborata Studio in Penacook, where she teaches a variety ...

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The Weekly Dish 23/06/22

News from the local food scene • Farm-a-Q to return: A family-friendly event featuring local food, drinks and entertainment, Farm-a-Q ...

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Scrumptious strawberries

Hollis Strawberry Festival returns for 76th year By Maya Puma [email protected] A celebration of strawberry crops and farming in New ...

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In the kitchen with Ben Normandeau

Ben Normandeau of Concord is the owner of 603 Bar-B-Q ([email protected], find them on Facebook and Instagram @603bbq), a food ...

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Strawberry rhubarb collins

You know how you can be in a large crowd, almost overwhelmed by the dozens of conversations going on around ...

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Album Reviews 23/06/22

Dan Rosenboom, Polarity (Orenda Records) L.A.-based trumpeter/composer Rosenboom leads a modern jazz quintet assisted by the production expertise of Justin ...

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Drowning, by T.J. Newman

Drowning, by T.J. Newman (Avid Reader Press, 293 pages) If you haven’t read T.J. Newman yet, best get started. She ...

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Elemental (PG)

Beings made of Fire, Water, Earth and Air live and work together, sometimes uncomfortably, in Element City, the New World ...

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The Music Roundup 23/06/22

Local music news & events • Idol music: Since winning American Idol and hitting with his song “Home” 11 years ...

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Relatable

Brian Regan finds the funny Along with eschewing profanity, Brian Regan assiduously avoids politics in his act. He does, however, ...

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Need some fun for the kids? In this guide to kid- and family-friendly happenings, find events to amaze, amuse and secretly slip a bit of learning into your summer.

Also on the cover St. Nicholas Church in Manchester celebrates 75 years of Greek eats with the return of its annual lamb barbecue and food festival (page 30). Fabrizia Spirits in Salem is marking National Limoncello Day (Thursday, June 22) with a festival featuring a lemon-squeezing competition (page 31). Michael Witthaus looks at the Northlands Music & Arts Festival (page 38). And, find more live music this weekend in the Music This Week (page 39).

News & Notes 23/06/15

Protest at coal plant A group of 75 climate activists and advocates of the No Coal No Gas campaign gathered ...

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Getting ahead

On leaving high school with an associate degree Spark Academy of Advanced Technologies, a chartered public high school located at ...

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LIV and let live

The Big Story: The Red Sox free fall? Nope. Denver maybe winning the NBA Finals? Nope. Las Vegas about to ...

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Quality of Life 23/06/15

More local birds on your screen The Loon Preservation Committee in Moultonborough is currently livestreaming a 24/7 Loon Cam on ...

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This Week 23/06/15

Big Events June 15, 2023 and beyond Saturday, June 17 The Flashy Flock Community Art Project is starting today at ...

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Kids’ guide to summer 2023

Festivals, theater, Nature adventures and More during this season of fun School’s out forever — OK, maybe not forever but ...

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Naturally photogenic

Conservation group accepting submissions for amateur photo contest Photography hobbyists have until early September to get shoots ready for a ...

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The Art Roundup 23/06/15

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • One production, two plays: “A Night of One Act Plays” ...

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Science summer fun

SEE holds third annual Kick Off to Summer It’s all about summer fun at SEE Science Center, and reminding kids ...

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Kiddie Pool 23/06/15

Family fun for the weekend Play ball • Saturday, June 17, is Cats-Con Night as the theme for the Fisher ...

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Learning from other gardens

Gather ideas from great green spaces One of the best ways to learn how to create a lovely garden is ...

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Treasure Hunt 23/06/15

Good morning. I have had these six luncheon plates in storage for years. I’m wondering if you can tell me ...

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On The Job – Jennifer Lynch

Hair stylist Jennifer Lynch is a hair stylist and owner of Style and Grace Salon in Bedford. Explain your job ...

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The Weekly Dish 23/06/15

News from the local food scene • Berry delicious: Join J&F Farms (124 Chester, Road, Derry) for its annual strawberry ...

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Lamb feast

St. Nicholas Church celebrates 75 years of Greek eats Hand-cut marinated lamb is the main draw of one of the ...

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When life gives you lemons

Fabrizia Spirits to celebrate National Limoncello Day June 22 is National Limoncello Day, and Salem’s Fabrizia Spirits purveyor of limoncello ...

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In the kitchen with Cora Viglione

Cora Viglione of Derry is the kitchen manager of Hare of the Dawg (3 E. Broadway, Derry, 552-3883, hareofthedawgnh.com), a ...

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Extra-crunchy okra the healthy way

Okra isn’t an item you find all that often on menus in New Hampshire. That is why I’m advocating for ...

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Album Reviews 23/06/15

Troller, Drain (Relapse Records) So this one is basically a cross between the ambient doom-drone of Sunn(((O))), Swans-style apocalypse-noise-punk and ...

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The Collected Regrets of Clover, by Mikki Brammer

The Collected Regrets of Clover, by Mikki Brammer (St. Martin’s Press, 314 pages) Clover Brooks is 36, single and surrounded ...

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Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (PG-13)

The animal-y Transformers Maximals make their appearance in Transformers: Rise of the Beasts — collect them all, on sale now ...

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The Music Roundup 23/06/15

Local music news & events • L.A. rocks: During its late-’80s heyday, glam metal-punk hybrid band Faster Pussycat was an ...

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Jammin’ June

Northlands Fest includes Twiddle farewell This year the Northlands Music & Arts Festival’s two main stages offer established acts like ...

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berry season The time is (almost) ripe for berries! This week’s cover story dives into the berry harvest season at local farms, starting with strawberries in June, followed by raspberries, blueberries and blackberries later in the summer. Find out how a late season frost in mid-May might have affected the crops, and learn all about where you can go pick your own berries and even attend a berry-centric festival.

Also on the cover Celebrate Juneteenth with the Black Heritage Trail of NH (page 14) and Pride Month with a local festival or parade (page 18). Michael Witthaus talks to comedian Dan Crohn ahead of two area performances this weekend (page 34). Find more shows in the Comedy This Week (page 34) and find live music at area bars and restaurants in the Music This Week (page 35).

Different priorities

The Union Leader recently reported that Manchester is spending $2 million from the American Rescue Plan Act funds on a ...

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News & Notes 23/06/08

Sununu is a ‘no’ Gov. Chris Sununu is not running for president in 2024, as he explained in a Washington ...

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Finding Gold

Upcycling project earns a Girl Scout Gold Award Anya Merriman-Mix of Amherst, a Girl Scout and high school senior at ...

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Honoring those who served

The Big Story – Baseball Took a Hit on D-Day: In the last week we have remembered with reverence and ...

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Quality of Life 23/06/08

Working ahead Nine New Hampshire high school students this month received both their high school diploma and an associate degree ...

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This Week 23/06/08

Big Events June 8, 2023 and beyond Thursday, June 8 Celebrating Billy Joel – America’s Piano Man is coming to ...

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Very berry

Anticipating the strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and more that will add sweetness to your summer By Mya Blanchard and Matt Ingersoll ...

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Elevating their experiences

Black Heritage Trail presents discussion panel with immigrants and refugees The Currier Museum of Art is promoting a different type ...

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The Art Roundup 23/06/08

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • The sun rises on summer music series: Henniker’s Summer Concert ...

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Queen of the garden

All hail the tomato! For me tomatoes are the best-tasting and most important vegetable I grow. I eat them raw ...

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Granite State Pride

Celebrate Pride Month with local festivals, parades and more By Maya Puma [email protected] June is Pride Month and Manchester, Concord, ...

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Treasure Hunt 23/06/08

Dear Donna, What’s your thought on old glasses? We found three pairs in my parents’ estate. Any value to them, ...

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Kiddie Pool 23/06/08

Family fun for the weekend Fun in the sun • Help the Educational Farm at Joppa Hill (174 Joppa Hill ...

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The Weekly Dish 23/06/08

News from the local food scene • Weddings and wines: Join Bookery Manchester (844 Elm St.) in welcoming LaBelle Winery ...

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West Side roasts

William & Sons Coffee Co. now open in Manchester While living in Brazil with his wife, Patty, Jonathan Hutchins became ...

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Get your Greek fix

Yiayia’s Greek Night Out to return after long hiatus It was late 2018 when Concord’s Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church ...

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In the kitchen with Sherri Malouf and Shelby Malouf-Pieterse

Sherri Malouf and her daughter, Shelby Malouf-Pieterse, are the owners of Piggy Sue’s Steakin’ Bacon (steakinbacon.com, find them on Facebook), ...

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Cucumber fizz

On a good day, a cucumber is 96 percent water. That hydrocentic (a word I just made up and am ...

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Album Reviews 23/06/08

Cache, Cache (self-released) Minneapolis, Minnesota, is from where this five-piece band originates; their aim, if I’m translating their one-sheet correctly, ...

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Soul Boom, by Rainn Wilson

Soul Boom, by Rainn Wilson (Hachette Go, 275 pages) The shelf life of The Office and its cast seems eternal, ...

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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (PG)

Re-enter the comic-bookily animated world of Miles Morales, a Spider-Man but not the only Spider-Man, in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, ...

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The Music Roundup 23/06/08

Local music news & events • Trailblazer: With now grown-up fans called Debheads, Debbie Gibson remains a model for modern ...

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The write stuff

Dan Crohn’s comedy craft On his 1977 live album Let’s Get Small, Steve Martin riffs about the wonders of the ...

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After a multi-year hiatus, New Hampshire Wine Week is back — now, in summer. Its core event, the rebranded New England Wine Spectacular, returns on Thursday, June 15, and Matt Ingersoll has all of the details in this week’s cover story, which includes a couple of interviews with participating wine experts.

Also on the cover The Nashua Symphony Orchestra will perform a piece written by music director David Feltner amid the height of the pandemic — Katelyn Sahagian chats with him about it (page 14). The New Hampshire Herbal Network’s annual Herb & Garden Day, packed with workshops, raffle prizes and local vendors, returns on Saturday, June 3 (page 25). Discover local eats, brews and more during the Taste of Downtown Nashua, returning to the Gate City on Wednesday, June 7 (page 24).

News & Notes 23/06/01

Artifacts found Archaeologists from Dartmouth College made significant discoveries at Weirs Beach, the Laconia Daily Sun reported, unearthing thousands of ...

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Beach read

Jill Piscitello discusses her new novel, A Sour Note Author Jill Piscitello talks about her new mystery novel set in ...

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The week that was

The Big Story - Celtics’ Dream Ends: After Derrick White’s miraculous putback with :01 left to force Game 7 on ...

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Quality of Life 23/06/01

Cookies donated More than 33,000 packages of Girl Scout Cookies have been donated to numerous organizations across New Hampshire and ...

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This Week 23/06/01

Big Events June 1, 2023 and beyond Thursday, June 1 Plant sale season continues.Squam Lakes Natural Science Center (nhnature.org) begins ...

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Wine in summer

Discover new wines as NH moves its Wine Week celebration to a sunnier season New Hampshire Wine Week, traditionally a ...

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Music reflecting life

Nashua Chamber Orchestra performs piece director wrote during pandemic With the 2022-2023 season coming to a close, David Feltner, music ...

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The Art Roundup 23/06/01

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Correction, even more kids’ theater: Due to an editing error ...

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A few tips for growing great flowers

Make a plan before you go shopping I’m a sucker for a good-looking flower. Back when I was first developing ...

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Treasure Hunt 23/06/01

Dear Donna, Is my mom’s mother’s recipe book of any interest or value to anyone? I have all the recipes ...

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Writers network

NH Writers’ Project conference connects authors Publishing the great American novel, or a memoir, or a biography, or any other ...

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Kiddie Pool 23/06/01

Family fun for the weekend Maker Fest • More than 30 local makers will bring their tie-dyed fashions, worm bins, ...

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On The Job – Annika Cozad

Optician Annika Cozad is an American Board of Opticianry-certified optician and owner of Eyefix Family Optical in Concord. Explain your ...

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The Weekly Dish 23/06/01

News from the local food scene • Bacon me crazy: There’s still time to get tickets to this year’s New ...

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A Gate City flavor tour

Taste of Downtown Nashua returns Foodies will get a unique opportunity to discover the Gate City’s culinary scene during the ...

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Have you herb about this?

NH Herbal Network’s Herb & Garden Day returns By Maya Puma [email protected] Herb enthusiasts and foodies alike will gather at ...

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In the kitchen with Dave Stewart

Dave Stewart is the owner of the Blasty Bough Brewing Co. (3 Griffin Road, Epsom, 724-3636, blastybough.com), a farm-to-kettle brewery ...

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Love me some lemon whoopie pies

If you are a regular reader, you may remember that I shared a lemon whoopie pie recipe a few years ...

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Album Reviews 23/06/01

Satoko Fujii, Torrent (Libra Records) In this, her ninth solo album, jazz pianist Fujii explores “new musical territory in a ...

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Halcyon, by Elliot Ackerman

Halcyon, by Elliot Ackerman (Deckle Edge/Knopf, 256 pages) In a recent poll, fewer than 10 percent of young Americans said ...

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The Little Mermaid (PG)

Halle Bailey is a mermaid who wants to be up where the people are in Disney’s The Little Mermaid, another ...

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The Music Roundup 23/06/01

Local music news & events • Music city: The final concert of the monthly Nashville Newcomers series has Hannah Ellis ...

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Big Tuesday

A multi-band, mid-week show Helping to shake the walls at an upcoming weeknight show from Georgia metal stalwarts Dead Reckoning ...

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Get ready for a whole summer’s worth of fun! Our annual Summer Guide is packed with events and things to do all summer long, from foodie festivals and county fairs to arts and theater performances, live outdoor concerts, comedy shows and so much more.

Also on the cover Memorial Day is Monday, May 29 — check out our list of where you can go locally to see a parade (page 9). Michael Witthaus catches up with Concord guitarist and singer-songwriter Mother Iguana ahead of his upcoming show at Penuche’s Ale House on Saturday, May 27 (page 47). Juicy bacon and ice cold brews take center stage at the New Hampshire Bacon & Beer Festival, returning to Anheuser-Busch Brewery in Merrimack on Saturday, June 3 (page 40).

News & Notes 23/05/25

Banned list Last week, the Russian government announced the addition of New Hampshire Attorney General John M. Formella to its ...

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Woman directed

Filmmaker takes her movie on the road New Hampshire filmmaker Laina Barakat is taking her award-winning feature film Light Attaching ...

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The week that was

The Big Story – Celtics Feeling The Heat: In all likelihood by the time you read this the Celtics season ...

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Quality of Life 23/05/25

Community improvement The City of Manchester recently completed a community improvement project near 359 Commercial St. that included the construction ...

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This Week 23/05/25

Big Events May 25, 2023 and beyond Monday, May 29 Several towns celebrate today, Memorial Day, with a parade. Concord’s ...

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Summer Guide 2023

Time to dive in to summer! Looking for events to fill your calendar from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day ...

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The Art Roundup 23/05/25

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Mozart and Friends: The Nashua Chamber Orchestra (nco-music.org) will wrap ...

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Tips for planting the vegetable garden

Some veggies like a crowd, others want space Although there are many old sayings like, “Plant your potatoes when the ...

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Kiddie Pool 23/05/25

Family fun for the weekend Showtime! •​ Manchester’s Dimensions in Dance will present Wonderland, its 28th annual production, at the ...

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Treasure Hunt 23/05/25

Donna, I have these five salt dishes with stamps from Prussia. No chips, perfect condition. Can you give me the ...

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On The Job – Brian Callnan

Power coalition CEO Brian Callnan is the newly appointed CEO of The Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire, based in ...

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The Weekly Dish 23/05/25

News from the local food scene • Eats by the slopes: McIntyre Ski Area (50 Chalet Way, Manchester) is due ...

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Bacon it happen

New Hampshire Bacon & Beer Festival returns By Maya [email protected] Unique flavors of savory bacon and smooth cold beer take ...

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In the kitchen with Adam Donnelly

Adam Donnelly of New Boston is the executive chef of the Riverside Grille (737 River Road, New Boston, 384-2149, riversidegrillenh.com), ...

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Too many thorns

I know I’m not the first person to point this out, but the original versions of a lot of nursery ...

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Album Reviews 23/05/25

The Waymores, Greener Pastures (Chicken Ranch Records) This one comes with a backstory that’s kind of encouraging for artists slogging ...

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All the Beauty in the World, by Patrick Bringley

All the Beauty in the World, by Patrick Bringley (Simon & Schuster, 226 pages) When Patrick Bringley’s older brother died ...

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Fast X (PG-13)

Dominic Toretto family family family car vroom boom in Fast X, a scene-setting part-one situation. Which I knew going in ...

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The Music Roundup 23/05/25

Local music news & events • Poetry slam: The weekly spoken word gathering Slam Free or Die has two familiar ...

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Global local

Mother Iguana plans release show Restlessness animates many artists; insomnia can cripple more than a few. For a Concord guitarist ...

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In this week’s cover story, Katelyn Sahagian chats with local roller derby organizations to find out about the current season of the sport and where to find games across the Granite State. Photo above and on the cover is of Nicole “Punky” Mavrogeorge Wehry; by Todd Grzywacz.

Also on the cover A new hat-themed exhibit at Boscawen’s Twiggs Gallery celebrates the many “hats” worn by women (page 14). The New England Coffee Festival returns to downtown Laconia this Friday and Saturday (page 22). Get your gyros, baklava and more at St. Philip Church’s Greek food festival in Nashua (page 23).

News & Notes 23/05/18

‘Rebel’ marker The New Hampshire Historical Highway Marker for Elizabeth Gurley Flynn installed in Concord by the New Hampshire Division ...

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College for all

A discussion with NHTI’s new president Dr. Patrick Tompkins, the President of NHTI since February, shared his thoughts on the ...

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Tatum buries 76ers

The Big Story – Celtics Move On To ECF: Say one thing for the Celtics, they certainly like to make ...

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Quality of Life 23/05/18

Our smart kids Six New Hampshire high school seniors were named semifinalists in the prestigious 2023 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program, ...

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This Week 23/05/18

Big Events May 18, 2023 and beyond Thursday, May 18 Find new ways to help the community at The Greater ...

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Granite skate

New Hampshire's teams lace up for roller derby season Game time at JFK Coliseum means something different in the spring ...

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Hats off for women

Artists inspired by a once-essential part of the feminine wardrobe Twiggs Gallery is celebrating women through the art show “Head’s ...

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The Art Roundup 23/05/18

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Sculptors at work: See the four artists participating in this ...

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Early season treats from the garden and the woods

Savor sorrel in soup and salad Even if you planted your peas and spinach in April, you will not be ...

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Treasure Hunt 23/05/18

Hi, Donna. Here’s a photo of a desk that has been in our family since the 1920s. Can you tell ...

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Kiddie Pool 23/05/18

Family fun for the weekend Showtime • All three Chunky’s locations (707 Huse Road, Manchester, 151 Coliseum Ave., Nashua, 150 ...

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On The Job – Daniel Horan

Auctioneer Daniel Horan is an auctioneer and appraiser and owner of Schmitt Horan & Co., an auction house in Candia ...

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The Weekly Dish 23/05/18

News from the local food scene • Taco Tour winners announced:The Greater Manchester Chamber recently declared the winners of this ...

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Fill your cup

New England Coffee Festival returns Last year’s inaugural New England Coffee Festival brought more than 5,000 attendees to downtown Laconia ...

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Greek eats return

Nashua’s St. Philip Church to bring back food festival during 50th year It has been more than 1,400 days since ...

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In the kitchen with Adam & Laura Rexford

Husband-and-wife team Adam and Laura Rexford of Manchester are the in-house bakers at Angela’s Pasta & Cheese Shop (815 Chestnut ...

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Strawberry whoopie pies with a secret ingredient

It’s almost strawberry season in New Hampshire. While we await their arrival, let’s make something full of strawberry flavor that ...

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Album Reviews 23/05/18

Gridfailure and Interstitia, Sunyata Ontology (Pax Aeternum Records) Imaginative collaborative album from North Carolina-based Interstitia (the noise-rock nym adopted by ...

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Monsters: A Fan’s Dilemma, by Claire Dederer

Monsters: A Fan’s Dilemma, by Claire Dederer (Knopf, 273 pages) In 2017, the year that the world learned about the ...

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The Mother (R)

Jennifer Lopez is, as the internet says, mother in The Mother, a line I’ll bet at least 60 percent of ...

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At the Sofaplex 23/05/18

The Lost King (PG-13) Sally Hawkins, Steve Coogan. Based on the true story: Philippa Langley (Hawkins), who suffers from chronic ...

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The Music Roundup 23/05/18

Local music news & events • Pop-tastic: A three-band pre-weekend show has Donaher, a Manchester power pop quartet that recently ...

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Musical politics

Chadwick Stokes plays party at Rex Matt Wilhelm was elected to the New Hampshire House of Representatives in 2018, and ...

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