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Hippo’s Best of 2024 is here! Find out where to get the best doughnuts, the best burgers, the best tattoo and so much more. Readers told us their favorites in more than 100 categories and we present you with the top five winners (or, in a few cases, a supersized list of favorites). Want to know where to eat, listen to live music or get your nails done this weekend? Let Hippo’s readers give you some suggestions.

Also on the cover Find out about all the solar eclipse happenings before and on the day, April 8, in the story on page 33. Catch the Wild & Scenic Film Fest (page 28) in Concord on March 29 and the NH Jewish Film Festival at locations across the state starting April 4 (page 32). And NH Craft Beer Week also kicks off April 4 (page 38).

News & Notes 24/03/28

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Crime stats Calling 2023 “a year of great progress for this agency,” the Manchester Police Department reported that “we have ...

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Created by friendship

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Author Shannon Hale discusses her process On Friday, March 29, at 6:30 p.m. author Shannon Hale and illustrator LeUyen Pham ...

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Sox are off and running

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The Big Story – Baseball’s Opening Day: After an awful off-season and what was the most subdued spring training in ...

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Quality of Life 24/03/28

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Not so fast, spring Winter wasn’t done with New Hampshire. According to WMUR, the Saturday, March 23, storm dropped snow ...

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This Week 24/03/28

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Thursday, March 28 Fulchino Vineyard (187 Pine Hill Road in Hollis, fulchinovineyard.com, 438-5984) will host a Cigar Night from 6 ...

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Best of 2024

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We’re all winners! From the spots voted best pizza place to those of us who can go eat that pizza, ...

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Nature on screen

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Wild & Scenic Film Festival returns It’s hoped that when the final short of this year’s Wild & Scenic Film ...

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The Art Roundup 24/03/28

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The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Exhibit opening, part 1: Sullivan Framing and Fine Art Gallery ...

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Finding the right mix of movies

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How the New Hampshire Jewish Film Festival picks its slate By Zachary Lewis zlewis@hippopress.com As co-chairs of the New Hampshire ...

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Total eclipse, or a part

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Every now and then it comes around By Zachary Lewis zlewis@hippopress.com Unless you have been living on the far side ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/03/28

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Family fun for whenever Egg hunt updates & more • The Easter Bunny’s visit to the Aviation Museum by student-built ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/03/28

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Hello, Donna, I have had these two candlesticks for about 45 years and have always wondered what their value may ...

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On The Job – Phil DiLorenzo

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Bartender at Stark Brewing Explain your job and what it entails. I’ve been bartending for 34 years. Bartending instructor for ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/03/28

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News from the local food scene • Get to know tea: The Cozy Tea Cart (104 Route 13 in Brookline, ...

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Cheers to New Hampshire beers

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Shops and breweries amped for Craft Beer Week April 7 is National Beer Day and brewers of New Hampshire will ...

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Not just for brunch

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Barley House offers a DIY approach to bloody marys Nikki Miller likes bloody marys. “They are full of nostalgia, and ...

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Pomegranate Daisy

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Spring is finally here. It’s not like it’s been a long, cold and lonely winter — more of a muddy, ...

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Album Reviews 24/03/28

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Warlord, Free Spirit Soar (High Roller Records) Ha ha, I owned a Warlord album once when I was a young ...

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Never Been Better by Leanne Toshiko Simpson

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Never Been Better by Leanne Toshiko Simpson (G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 288 pages) If you don’t know what it’s like to ...

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The Music Roundup 24/03/28

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Local music news & events • Island groove: AER singer-songwriter and producer Carter Reeves created Surfer Girl while hunkered down ...

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Folk singer

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Jake McKelvie solo project plays Milford Few New England songwriters have Jake McKelvie’s command of clever wordplay. In just two ...

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10 There are oodles of reasons to get excited about this betweeny season of warmer (likely) but not hot (probably) weather. In this week’s cover story we present you with 99 — from art and theater events to concerts, literary events, foodie fun and, of course, holidays like Free Comic Book Day.

Also on the cover Symphony New Hampshire performs the music of video games in “Game Over(Ture): A Symphonic Journey Through the Music of Video Games” which will be performed this weekend (page 16). Check out our listing of Easter-related food specials — from places to dine in on the day (Sunday, March 31) to places offering special eats to go. (And speaking of Easter, check out the rundown of egg hunts starting on page 20.) And add your laughs when comedian Mike Koutrobis records his comedy special on Saturday at the Nashua Center for the Arts.

News & Notes 24/03/21

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Bears are back The Granite State’s black bears are appearing from their winter dens and starting to search for any ...

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Future nurses

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Nashua HS program offers experience Lori Chisholm, Program Head of Nashua High School Careers and Technical Education – Health Occupations ...

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Time to dance

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The Big Story – The NCAA Basketball Tournament: The overall top seed is defending champion UConn, who begin that defense ...

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Quality of Life 24/03/21

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Warmest winter This has been New Hampshire’s warmest winter on record. As reported by New Hampshire Public Radio on March ...

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This Week 24/03/21

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Thursday, March 21 The Prombegins its final weekend at Palace Theatre (80 Hanover St. in Manchester; 668-5588, palacetheatre.org) tonight at ...

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99 Awesome Things to do This Spring

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Compiled by Amy Diazadiaz@hippopress.com Spring is full of awesomeness. Spring officially began March 19 and unofficially ends Memorial Day weekend ...

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Classical video games

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Symphony NH performs Game Over(ture) By Michael Witthausmwitthaus@hippopress.com For many years, video game companies operated like old-school movie studios. Everything ...

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The Art Roundup 24/03/21

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The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Artist receptions: The Chapel Art Center at Saint Anselm College ...

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Buy stuff, make stuff

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Classes on offer at the Manchester Craft Market By Zachary Lewiszlewis@hippopress.com Jessica Moores has created a bazaar of locally sourced ...

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Egg-citing

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Where to find egg hunts and Easter Bunny visits By Zachary Lewiszacharylewis@hippopress.com If Santa spans the globe by reindeer-powered sleigh, ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/03/21

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Family fun for whenever Playing inside • The Addams Family is presented by Pinkerton Players at Stockbridge Theatre (5 Pinkerton ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/03/21

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Dear Donna, OK, can you help me figure this out? It says Ralston on it. It’s also marked “Eat Ralston ...

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On The Job – Cathy Hilscher

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Owner of Cats Kingdom Cathy Hilscher is the owner of Cats Kingdom (679 Mast Road in Manchester, catskingdomonline.com). Explain your ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/03/21

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News from the local food scene • Truffle class: On Thursday, March 21, from 5:15 to 7 p.m., Dancing Lion ...

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Ham & chocolate bunnies

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Where to find your Easter eats Compiled by John Fladdjfladd@hippopress.com It’s almost Easter and the time to place orders or ...

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SouperFest season

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Concord event raises funds to fight homelessness By Jill Lessardfood@hippopress.com Savor a cup of soup while contributing to a worthy ...

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In the kitchen with Steve Hardy

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General manager and head cook at Yankee Lanes (216 Maple St., Manchester, 625-9656, manchester.yankeelanesentertainment.com) Steve Hardy at Yankee Lanes is ...

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Cheesecake

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The faded, stained recipe is in the back of a scrapbook where I keep recipes I’ve been meaning to try ...

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Album Reviews 24/03/21

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The Church, Eros Zeta and the Perfumed Guitars (Communicating Vessels) Some things never change, especially when they really should, but ...

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Unshrinking, by Kate Manne

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Unshrinking, by Kate Manne (Crown, 277 pages) The national airline of Finland announced recently that it would ask passengers to ...

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The Music Roundup 24/03/21

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Local music news & events • Emerald Islanders: Keep basking in a green glow at an evening with Altan, a ...

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Bringing the jokes home

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Comic Koutrobis films special in Nashua One of the reasons comics decide to make a special is inertia. Unlike the ...

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10 Pancakes are a near perfect dish — they can be simple or fancy, adorned with elaborate fruit creations or, especially when hot from the pan or griddle, enjoyed by themselves. John Fladd offers tips for making pancakes in a variety of styles — and then head over to the food section (page 24) where John talks to maple syrup producers about Maple Weekend.

Also on the cover Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on Sunday (March 17) at one of the many places offering eats and music (see page 33). The Gardening Guy checks in for March to give you advice on fruit trees. Zachary Lewis talks to the illustrator of the Kitty-Ccorn books.

News & Notes 24/03/14

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Francophonie NH On Wednesday, March 13, at 9:30 a.m. Gov. Chris Sununu was scheduled to issue a proclamation on the ...

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New spot at the U.S. Attorney office

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New attorney will focus on civil rights cases Jane Young, U.S. Attorney for the District of New Hampshire, recently announced ...

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Pats re-build underway

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The Big Story – NFL Free Agency: While many deals had been agreed upon during the “legal tampering” period that ...

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Quality of Life 24/03/14

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Slow down! Data from the New Hampshire Department of Safety and Division of Motor Vehicles showed more than 100 drivers ...

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This Week 24/03/14

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Thursday, March 14 Jenny Powers, Director of Science at the Springfield Museums in Holyoke, Mass., will present “Women of the ...

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The Joy of Pancakes

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Tips for making this most perfect dish I read a science fiction/martial arts novel once where the main character, in ...

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Behind the scenes

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Bedford Off Broadway presents Blame It On Beckett In the theater, a dramaturg is a person tasked with combing through ...

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The Art Roundup 24/03/14

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The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Where’s my art? Mosaic Art Collective (66 Hanover St., Suite ...

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Pruning fruit trees: Now is a good time

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Stick to the 25 percent rule and enjoy the work March, April and May are good months to prune your ...

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Meet Kitty-Corn creators

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LeUyen Pham talks book illustrating, touring On Friday, March 29, at 6:30 p.m. at Gibson’s Bookstore in Concord, readers of ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/03/14

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Hi, Donna, I have this hat which I have researched and found on The Met art site. Could you give ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/03/14

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Family fun for whenever The sky is not the limit • Science educator Jenny Powers will present “Women of the ...

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On The Job – Elaine Setas

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Owner of Taste & Art of Greece Elaine Setas is the owner of Taste and Art of Greece at 32 ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/03/14

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News from the local food scene • Maple wine tasting: As part of Maple Weekend, Wine on Main in Concord ...

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Sweet time in a tough season

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New Hampshire celebrates Maple Weekend Each year, on the third weekend in March, the maple producers of New Hampshire celebrate ...

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Exotic and dangerous

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First, travel to somewhere people don’t know you. You can try this at home, but frankly, convincing people you already ...

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Album Reviews 24/03/14

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Loreena McKennitt, The Road Back Home (Ume Records) For most people, hearing the music of this platinum-selling ren-faire folkie evokes ...

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Mayluna, by Kelley McNeil

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Mayluna, by Kelley McNeil (Lake Union Publishing, 399 pages) It’s tempting to compare Kelley McNeil’s excellent second novel to Daisy ...

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Kung Fu Panda 4 (PG )

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Jack Black returns as the voice of Po, the panda who is here to kick butt and eat dumplings, in ...

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The Music Roundup 24/03/14

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Local music news & events • Kilting it: Start the upcoming Green Weekend early at the 4th Annual Celtic Night ...

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New addition

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The Rebel Collective welcomes fiddler Soon after they formed a few years ago, The Rebel Collective became an in-demand band ...

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Green weekend

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St. Patrick’s Day nightlife options For those looking to put on their Irish, however briefly, there are a variety of ...

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12 In this week’s cover story, John Fladd asks area restaurateurs how it’s going as we approach the four-year anniversary of the 2020 Covid-related upheavals. We also take a look at Manchester’s Restaurant week, inspired by…

Also on the cover The Prom — the Palace Theatre’s latest musical. Michael Witthaus offers details on the production, which runs through March 24, in the story on page 16.

Zachary Lewis talks to the artist behind the soon-to-open show at the NH Audubon’s McLane Center in Concord (see page 17).

Zachary also gets the details on the Millyard Museum’s Afternoon Tea with Manchester’s Matriarchs (page 20).

News & Notes 24/03/07

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Town voting Tuesday, March 12, is town election day in many New Hampshire towns. Check with your town’s city clerk’s ...

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C’s on a major roll

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The Big Story – Patriots Rebuild Strategy: Withthe NFL’s new calendar year two weeks away from beginning (March 13), the ...

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This Week 24/03/07

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Thursday, March 7 The Manchester City Library (405 Pine St., 624-6550, manchester.lib.nh.us.) will host a performance by the New England ...

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Quality of Life 24/03/07

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Nestflix According to a March 4 newsletter from the New Hampshire Audubon Society, the mated pair of peregrine falcons is ...

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State of the Plate

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Local Eateries talk about how they’re faring, Plus a pairing of restaurants and theater in Manchester Running a restaurant has ...

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Flight into flyover country

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Palace performs The Prom A quartet of Broadway actors in need of a reputation reboot and a gay high school ...

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Art in Nature

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NH Audubon in Concord showcases artist Jackie Hanson Starting Tuesday, March 12, the artwork of New Hampshire native Jackie Hanson ...

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The Art Roundup 24/03/07

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The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Spring into love: “To Manchester With Love,” the new exhibition ...

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Matriarchs of the Queen City

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It’s like an artichoke, but with more food per plant If the city of Manchester could fit inside a mill ...

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On The Job – Rachel Mack

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Co-Owner of Loon Chocolate Rachel Mack is the co-owner of Loon Chocolate along with her sister, Sara Steffensmeier, in Manchester ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/03/07

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Family fun for whenever Play pickleball •. Mini Pickles – Pickleball for Kids is being held at the City-Wide Community ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/03/07

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News from the local food scene • Potato chip day: In honor of National Potato Chip Day (Thursday, March 14) ...

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Would-be presidents, Adam Sandler

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Red Arrow shows famous visitors in online photo album Presidential hopefuls love to have their pictures taken in diners. And ...

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Molasses Patties

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from the 1950 Betty Crocker Cookbook 4 cups (124 g) Cheerios – how long have these been heart-shaped? 1½ cups ...

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Album Reviews 24/03/07

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Andy Pratt, Trio (Thrift Girl Records) For 20 years, this jazz bandleader has worked in the Chicago area as a ...

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The Women by Kristen Hannah

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The Women by Kristen Hannah (St. Martin’s Press, 480 pages) I am not, generally speaking, a lover of historical fiction, ...

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Dune: Part Two (PG-13)

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The Fremen help Paul Atreides, gifted with both visions of the future and preternaturally good hair, fight the weirdos of ...

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Watch these movies!

240307Featured ContentFilm Reviews by Amy

A preview of the Oscars If I ran the Oscar ceremony — which will this year air on Sunday, March ...

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Takeoff time

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Birds, In Theory celebrate debut album Legend has it that Michael Clarke joined The Byrds because he looked like Brian ...

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Summer is here! OK, not the actual season but if you have kids the planning for summer is happening, with many camps about to register or already registering kids for offerings June through August. Know of a camp not listed in our guide? Let us know at adiaz@hippopress.com.

Also on the cover Last! Chance! To! Vote! When February is over, voting is over in the Best of 2024 readers’ poll. Vote now at hippopress.com.

It’s a big weekend for theater: The Prom opens at the Palace Theatre (see the item on page 7). Cue Zero Theatre Co. takes on the Lizzie Borden story in Blood Relations (see Michael Witthaus’ story on page 28). And the Milford Area Players present The Last Days of Judas Iscariot (see the item on page 29).

News & Notes 24/02/29

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Mistaken identity Dartmouth Health said in a statement on Feb. 24 that a local doctor has received threats of violence ...

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Pats on the clock

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The Big Story – Patriots Rebuild Strategy: Withthe NFL’s new calendar year two weeks away from beginning (March 13), the ...

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Quality of Life 24/02/29

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Not the Disney direct! According to a Feb. 22 report from WMUR, Spirit Airlines is suspending service at Manchester-Boston Regional ...

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This Week 24/02/29

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Friday, March 1 The Prom begins its four-week run at the Palace Theatre (80 Hanover St. in Manchester; palacetheatre.org, 668-5588) ...

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Summer of Adventure

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Your guide to summer day camps The calendar says winter but when it comes to signing kids up for day ...

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Vintage true crime

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Cue Zero production explores Lizzie Borden case One century before O.J. Simpson’s televised court proceeding captivated a nation, a murder ...

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The Art Roundup 24/02/29

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The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Also coming to the Currier: In addition to the new ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/02/29

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Dear Donna, What do you do with old paperback books? Is there value or are they to be put in ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/02/29

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Family fun for whenever Lacrosse season • Catch some Saint Anselm Hawks lacrosse at Grappone Stadium (Saint Anselm College in ...

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Now showing

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Red River Theatres’ Simchik Cinema is open again After several months of repairs and refurbishment, the Simchik Cinema at Red ...

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Bar stool marathon

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Use your barstool-sitting superpowers for good on Saturday, March 9, at the Tap House Grill in Hooksett during On Tap ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/02/29

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News from the local food scene • Chef’s table dinners: Tickets are available for March Chef’s Table Dinners at Flag ...

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Burgerama and Fondi Week

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The Bedford Village Inn livens up March with two events: Fondi Restaurant Week and Burgerama. According to the Bedford Village ...

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Brass-Plated Shuffle

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We’ve all been there. You might be sitting and having coffee or cocktails with a friend. You start talking about ...

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Album Reviews 24/02/29

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Fire Sale, Albatross () Some call it “melodic punk;” I call it neo-emo (or usually just “emo” for short, most ...

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The Frozen River, by Ariel Lawhon

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The Frozen River, by Ariel Lawhon (Doubleday, 432 pages) Ariel Lawhon was in an obstetrician’s waiting room when she came ...

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Drive-Away Dolls (R)

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A pair of friends, one recently dumped by her girlfriend and one getting burned out at work, decide to take ...

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The Music Roundup 24/02/29

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Local music news & events • Broadway bash: Four actors who’ve all starred in Phantom of the Opera gather for ...

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Making the pieces fit

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Slim Volume on the rise Blending elements of alt country and harmony-rich classic rock, Slim Volume is a breath of ...

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Farmers markets aren’t just for summer. A few area towns take their markets indoors for the winter, offering an opportunity to keep in touch with farmers, cheesemakers, bakers and other local food purveyors even in the snowy season.

Also on the cover Vote! Vote today, right now even, in Hippo’s Best of 2024! Find the survey, which asks about all flavors of local amusement, on hippopress.com.

Also, it’s the season of Thin Mints and Samoas. Find out where to get those boxes of Girl Scout cookies and what flavors are available on page 24.

News & Notes 24/02/22

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Two food recalls The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Public Health Services, is advising consumers ...

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Very short movies

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Nashua holds its annual Tiny Film Festival The Nashua Public Library’s 2nd Annual Tiny Film Festival is now accepting 60-second ...

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Truck Day gets a flat

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The Big Story: Even with the Celtics and Bruins taking center stage with football done, the big story is the ...

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Quality of Life 24/02/22

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Helping wheels As mentioned at the bottom of this page, we welcome your QOLs. Michael McDonough of Catholic Charities of ...

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This Week 24/02/22

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Thursday, Feb. 22 The Robert Cray Band comes to the Nashua Center for the Arts (201 Main St.; nashuacenterforthearts.com, 800-657-8774) ...

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Fresh from the snowy farm

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Winter farmers markets offer a taste of sunnier seasons Farmers markets aren’t just for the warmer months; some continue to ...

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Life, death, transcendence

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NH Philharmonic performs Mahler’s Resurrection Symphony Among the most well-regarded of Gustav Mahler’s nine symphonies is his second. Commonly called ...

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The Art Roundup 24/02/22

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The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • “Voice of the city”: Positive Street Art (48 Bridge St., ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/02/22

240222Family FunTreasure Hunt

Dear Donna, What do you do with old paperback books? Is there value or are they to be put in ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/02/22

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Family fun for whenever Vacation at the museum School vacation runs Monday, Feb. 26, through Friday, March 1, for many ...

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On The Job – Deanna R. Hoying

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Executive Director of Symphony New Hampshire Deanna R. Hoying leads Symphony New Hampshire, the state’s oldest professional orchestra, known for ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/02/22

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News from the local food scene • Bourbon dinner: The Homestead’s Bristol location (1567 Summer St.; 744-2022, homesteadnh.com) will hold ...

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Flavors of Girl Scout cookie season

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Girls learn sales and leadership skills while selling Samoas and Thin Mints Girl Scout cookie season is underway, combining tasty ...

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Granola

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2½ cups (222 grams) old-fashioned rolled oats ¼ to ½ cup chopped nuts ¼ cup sesame/poppy seeds 3 Tablespoons brown ...

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Album Reviews 24/02/22

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The Writeful Heirs, The Writeful Heirs (self-released) Big fan of the New Boston, N.H., area, which is where this boy/girl ...

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Fear Factories, by Matthew Scully and Justice for Animals, by Martha C. Nussbaum

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Fear Factories, by Matthew Scully (First Arezzo Books, 273 pages) Justice for Animals, by Martha C. Nussbaum (Simon and Schuster, ...

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Madame Web (PG-13)

240222Featured ContentFilm Reviews by Amy

A paramedic briefly dies, which somehow kickstarts her ability to see into the future, in Madame Web, one of those ...

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The Music Roundup 24/02/22

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Local music news & events • Record party: The fourth Thursday of the month is Bring Your Own Vinyl Night ...

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Back in the field

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MILF Life Crisis explores life after divorce Life keeps handing Anne Marie Scheffler one-woman shows. In her early 30s she ...

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