Category: Past Issues

Get a cold and creamy swirl of chocolate and vanilla — or vanilla and orange (a recent Inside Scoop offering) or peanut butter and black raspberry (a recent King Kone offering). In this week’s cover story we look at soft serve ice cream.

Also on the cover Find some ideas for family fun this weekend in Kiddie Pool (page 20). At The Friendly Toast, this month’s specials include a take on poké featuring pink pineapple (see page 25). Whether your weekend is four glorious days or some other configuration, find live music this weekend and beyond in the Music This Week listing, which starts on page 33.

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News & Notes 24/07/04

240704Featured ContentNews

Nurse life According to a press release, Concord Hospital health system recently welcomed 19 students from New England College (NEC) ...

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Get smoke detectors

240704Q&A

A conversation with Manchester’s fire chief Ryan Cashin is Chief of the Manchester Fire Department and he spoke about the ...

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Sox take center stage

240704NewsSports

full season to 14 homers and 60 RBI. 2.67 – seventh best in baseball ERA of Tanner Houck, who has ...

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Quality of Life 24/07/04

240704NewsQuality Of Life

Sad ice cream news On June 24 the Food and Drug Administration announced a recall on ice cream made by ...

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This Week 24/07/04

240704NewsThis Week

Thursday, July 4 Concord celebrates Independence Day today at Memorial Field (70 S. Fruit St.) with food, vendors, and music ...

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Tastiness with a twist

240704Cover StoriesFeatured Content

Treat yourself to some soft serve ice cream By Zachary [email protected] Soft serve is more than just ice cream. It’s ...

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Strong sheets

240704Art & TheaterFeatured Content

3S Artspace hosts paper-centric exhibition When it comes to papyrus, there’s more to the medium than meets the eye. That’s ...

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The Art Roundup 24/07/04

240704Art & TheaterVisual Arts

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Army band: The Soldiers’ Chorus of the U.S. Army Field ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/07/04

240704Family FunTreasure Hunt

Dear Donna, These belonged to my dad. I have fond memories of him wearing them. Does anybody still use or ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/07/04

240704Family FunOutdoors

Family fun for whenever Outside • Prescott Farm Environmental Education Center (928 White Oaks Road, Laconia, prescottfarm.org) will host an ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/07/04

240704Food

News from the local food scene • Community pancakes: The Merrimack Rotary Club (portal.clubrunner.ca/2943) will hold its annual Pancake Breakfast ...

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Poké, but vegetarian

240704Featured ContentFood

How a Friendly Toast chef develops specials The Friendly Toast changes its specials every eight weeks. Its special for June ...

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Around the world in a waffle cone

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Ice cream and cookies and cookie ice cream at Social Club Creamery Cole Gaude knew his ice cream business in ...

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In the kitchen with Erika Follansbee

240704FoodQ&A

Erika Follansbee is a food photographer at Parker Street Food & Travel (parker-street.com) and a wedding photographer at Erika Follansbee ...

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Not Quite Frozen Blueberry Daiquiri

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The first few sips of a blender drink are virtually perfect. The problem is that a few minutes later you’ve ...

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Album Reviews 24/07/04

240704AlbumsPop

Category 7, Category 7 (Metal Blade Records) I’ve mostly avoided covering albums released through the Metal Blade imprint owing to ...

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There Was Nothing You Could Do, by Steven Hyden

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There Was Nothing You Could Do, by Steven Hyden (Hatchett, 272 pages) When Steven Hyden was 6 years old, he ...

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Fancy Dance (R)

240704Featured ContentFilm Reviews by Amy

Lily Gladstone turns in another captivating performance in Fancy Dance, a movie on Apple TV+. Thirteen-year-old Roki (Isabel Deroy-Olson) goes ...

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At the Sofaplex 24/07/04

240704Film Reviews by Amy

Godzilla Minus One (PG-13) As people in Japan try to restart their lives after World War II a new threat ...

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The Music Roundup 24/07/04

240704Music This Week

Local music news & events • Happy Fourth: A patriotic celebration in downtown Nashua, Riverfest offers performances from four different ...

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Long Beach to Hampton

240704Featured ContentNightlife

Badfish is back for annual show By Michael [email protected] Some things never change, like the annual return of Badfish to ...

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Make any summer day feel like a vacation by relaxing in the sun (or the shade or the air conditioning) with a good book. We get recommendations from local librarians and book sellers for what to read when you kick back this summer.

Also on the cover The Fourth of July fun actually starts this weekend in some towns. Find a list of area fireworks and more on page 18. Pastrami, challah, rugelach — if those words are enough to make you hungry, get your order in for the offerings of the Jewish Food Festival (see page 26). And enjoy strawberries and a cow parade at the Strawberry Jamboree (page 25).

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News & Notes 24/06/27

240627Featured ContentNews

Moose lottery winners According to a press release, 33 people have been offered official permits to hunt moose in New ...

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A new show in the sky

240627Q&A

Sunapee celebrates with a drone show The Town of Sunapee will be hosting a patriotic drone show at Sunapee Harbor ...

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C’s are world champs

240627NewsSports

The Big Story – Celtics Win Banner 18: It remains our top story, which we’ll wrap up now, since they ...

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Quality of Life 24/06/27

240627NewsQuality Of Life

Ewwww The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Studies said Thursday, June 13, that cyanobacteria blooms had been reported on Lake ...

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This Week 24/06/27

240627NewsThis Week

Saturday, June 29 This is a big weekend for monster truck fans. Monster Jam is coming to the SNHU Arena ...

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Vacation with a book

240627Cover StoriesFeatured Content

Recommendations for summer reads Whether you’re headed for a beach vacation or just a porch with a cool breeze, summer ...

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A great hang

240627Art & Theater

Concord art gallery welcomes NH artists To understand the business philosophy of Meme Exum, owner of The Glimpse Gallery in ...

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The Art Roundup 24/06/27

240627Art & TheaterVisual Arts

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • On display now: Catch the art exhibit “Exploration: Line/Shape/Form” on ...

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Fireworks and parades for the Fourth of July

240627Featured ContentOutdoors

Plus music, food and games Celebrate Independence Day with multiple days of fun in area cities and towns. Here’s some ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/06/27

240627Family FunOutdoors

Family fun for whenever Nature and a story • Squam Lakes Natural Science Center will be hosting its StoryWalk kickoff ...

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Growing roses and more

240627OutdoorsThe Gardening Guy

For roses, a weekly soak beats a daily sprinkle June is, traditionally, the month for weddings. It is also the ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/06/27

240627Family FunTreasure Hunt

Dear Donna, Found these pennies at a flea market over the weekend. We paid $10 for all of them. Can ...

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On The Job – Regina Tranfa

240627Q&A

Children’s Book Author Regina Tranfa is an award-winning children’s book author and illustrator who is a Kid’s Con New England ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/06/27

240627Food

News from the local food scene • New Social Club Ice Cream location: Laconia’s popular ice cream shop and bakery ...

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Beer and community at Kingston Brew Fest

240627Food

25 breweries to bring samples After the past couple of weeks that the Kingston Volunteer Fire Department has had — ...

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Strawberries and cows

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Farm-to-table brunch at Brookford’s Jamboree You could be forgiven for assuming that the big draw at a Strawberry Jamboree would ...

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Pastrami to go

240627Featured ContentFood

Jewish food fest serves deli staples, baked goods & more Temple B’nai Israel in Laconia is taking orders now for ...

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Gazpacho

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Here is a cold Spanish soup for days when it’s so hot that you can’t finish typing a coherent… 2 ...

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Album Reviews 24/06/27

240627AlbumsPop

Potion Seller, When They Get Old (PNWK Records) This was proffered to me as an EP from a Grand Rapids, ...

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The Demon of Unrest, by Erik Larson

240627BooksPop

The Demon of Unrest, by Erik Larson (Crown, 497 pages) It may be an egregious conflict of interest for a ...

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Thelma (PG-13)

240627Featured ContentFilm Reviews by Amy

Three generations of a family undergo gradations of life crises whilst grandma seeks to take down some scammers in Thelma ...

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The Music Roundup 24/06/27

240627Music This Week

Local music news & events • Rocking on: A pair of area bands play their own music on an outdoor ...

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Seventh heaven

240627Featured ContentNightlife

Manchester emo night celebrates a birthday From disco nights to Taylor Swift sing-alongs, attempts to cash in on musical trends ...

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Woo-hoo, school’s out! So how are you going to fill those days until the kids head back to class? We present our annual Kids’ Guide to Summer, with a look at fairs, concerts, theater, sports, library happenings and more goings-on to entertain kids this summer.

Also on the cover Concord holds its annual downtown celebration Market Days this Thursday, June 20, through Saturday, June 22, featuring kid fun as well as live music, food, brews and more (page 22). Hollis celebrates one of the sweetest parts of June with its annual Strawberry Festival on Saturday (page 28). And get live music tonight, whichever night you’re reading this, at an area restaurant or brewery — see the Music This Week listings on page 37.

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News & Notes 24/06/20

240620Featured ContentNews

Money for nonprofits According to a press release, more than $3.28 million was raised for a record-breaking 649 participating New ...

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Park for pups

240620Q&A

Manchester Dog Park seeks more members Samantha McKeon, the Vice President of Development of The Manchester Dog Park Association, a ...

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C’s win NBA crown

240620NewsSports

The Big Story – Celtics Win Banner 18: Well, despite their infuriating year-long capacity to blow big leads the Celtics ...

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Quality of Life 24/06/20

240620NewsQuality Of Life

Streaming now: a not quite empty nest Whit and Thor, this year’s brood of peregrine falcons from the nest at ...

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This Week 24/06/20

240620NewsThis Week

Friday, June 21 Head to Chunky’s (707 Huse Road, Manchester, 206-3888, chunkys.com) tonight at 8 p.m. for a night of ...

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Kids’ Guide to Summer

240620Cover StoriesFeatured Content

Now that school is out, it’s time to get serious about having big summer fun. Looking for places to go ...

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Family business

240620Art & Theater

Jersey Boys at Winnipesaukee Playhouse By Michael [email protected] Along with being a jukebox musical about a great American vocal group, ...

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The Art Roundup 24/06/20

240620Art & TheaterVisual Arts

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Curtain calls: The Palace Theatre’s (80 Hanover St. in Manchester; ...

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Music, beer and bounce houses

240620Featured ContentOutdoors

Find fun for everyone in the family at Concord’s annual Market Days By Zachary [email protected] The 50th annual Market Days ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/06/20

240620Family FunOutdoors

Family fun for whenever Summer party • The YMCA of Downtown Manchester will host its Rock the Block event on ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/06/20

240620Family FunTreasure Hunt

Hi, Donna! I read your column each week in the Hippo!! I am hoping you can help us out. We ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/06/20

240620Food

News from the local food scene • On the grill: The Concord Food Co-Op (24 S. Main St. in Concord, ...

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A long road to shortcake

240620Featured ContentFood

Strawberry Sunday in Hollis By John [email protected] If you had to feed more than 1,000 guests, what would it take? ...

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Stolen Kiss

240620DrinkFood

I don’t have to tell you that this Saturday, June 22, is National Kissing Day. You’ve been stocking up on ...

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Album Reviews 24/20/06

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J.M. Clifford, Trains, Thinkin’ and Drinkin’ (Brooklyn Basement Records) You know, a lot of people think they don’t like any ...

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Our Kindred Creatures, by Bill Wasik and Monica Murphy

240620BooksPop

Our Kindred Creatures, by Bill Wasik and Monica Murphy (Knopf, 374 pages) With the notable exception of factory farms, cruelty ...

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Inside Out 2 (PG )

240620Featured ContentFilm Reviews by Amy

The puberty alarm goes off and suddenly Riley’s mind is a construction zone with new emotions in Inside Out 2, ...

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The Music Roundup 24/06/20

240620Music This Week

Local music news & events • Local sounds: Enjoy a sumptuous buffet of regional music at Market Days, running through ...

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Yes connection

240620Featured ContentNightlife

Jon Anderson recreates ’70s era with new group By Michael [email protected] On June 13, Jon Anderson & the Band Geeks ...

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It’s lager season! This week’s cover story takes a look at this popular beer variety and local breweries that make them.

Also on the cover, Zach Umperovitch talks about his Rube Goldberg machines ahead of a stint at the SEE Science Center (page 6). It’s a big weekend for concerts including Collective Soul and Hootie and the Blowfish at BankNH Pavilion (see page 31) and the Northfields Festival in Swanzey (page 32) and many more shows (find Concert listings on page 28). It’s another delicious weekend for fans of traditional Greek food festival fare (see page 22).

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News & Notes 24/06/13

240613Featured ContentNews

White pine needles According to a recent press release, the New Hampshire Forest Health Bureau said that due to the ...

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Master of contraptions

240613Q&A

Inspiring future engineers with Zach Umperovitch Zach Umperovitch is the national contest director at the Rube Goldberg Institute for Innovation ...

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C’s up 2-0 on Mavs

240613NewsSports

The Big Story – NBA Finals: The Celtics held serve by taking Games 1 and 2 of the NBA Finals ...

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This Week 24/06/13

240613NewsThis Week

Thursday, June 13 The Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire hosts an evening of reflection and exploration with a panel ...

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Lager love

240613Cover StoriesFeatured Content

The enduring appeal of a light, effervescent brew By Zachary [email protected] Aaron Share, brewer and co-founder of To Share Brewing ...

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The Art Roundup 24/06/13

240613Art & TheaterVisual Arts

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • It’s Member Appreciation Week at the Currier Museum of Art ...

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A day of celebration

240613Featured ContentOutdoors

Music, a party and more at the Manchester Pride Parade and Festival By Zachary [email protected] Manchester True Collaborative, in partnership ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/06/13

240613Family FunOutdoors

Family fun for whenever Bees! • Prescott Farm Environmental Education Center (928 White Oaks Road, Laconia, prescottfarm.org) will host a ...

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On The Job – Griffin Hansen

240613Q&A

Film director Griffin Hansen is an award-winning director of animated films from New Hampshire who recently released the animated short ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/06/13

240613Food

News from the local food scene • Martini-cupcake pairing: The monthly martini-cupcake pairing at the Copper Door (15 Leavy Drive, ...

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The food is traditional

240613Featured ContentFood

And so is the festival When you cook a lot of food for a passionate food crowd, there’s always a ...

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Fiddleheads & barley bread

240613Food

The Colonial springtime menu So let’s say, hypothetically, you’ve made it through another Colonial winter. It’s springtime in the 1750s, ...

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In the kitchen with Clifton McGee

240613FoodQ&A

“My journey in the food industry began as a dishwasher/caterer in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, in a four-diamond hotel-restaurant complex,” said ...

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Frangipane

240613DrinkFood

There are words floating around in the air that we’ve heard, that we’d love to use in conversation, but whose ...

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Album Reviews 24/13/06

240613AlbumsPop

CHVE, Kalvarie (Wicked Cool Records) Meanwhile on Neptune, we have this one from the vocalist of Belgian post-metal collective Amenra, ...

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Not in Love, by Ali Hazelwood

240613BooksPop

Not in Love,by Ali Hazelwood (Berkley, 400 pages) Ali Hazelwood prefaces her latest book with what is, essentially, a fair-warning ...

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Bad Boys: Ride or Die (R)

240613Featured ContentFilm Reviews by Amy

The smallest dollop of Bad Boys schmear is scraped across a very dry two-hour movie in Bad Boys: Ride or ...

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At the Sofaplex 24/06/13

240613Film Reviews by Amy

Big City Greens The Movie: Spacecation (TV-Y7) Familial love and support and the concept of working together to solve problems ...

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The Music Roundup 24/06/13

240613Music This Week

Local music news & events • Supergroup: With members from four big north-of-the-border acts, Trans-Canada Highwaymen is more than the ...

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Summer fun

240613Featured ContentNightlife

Hootie & the Blowfish, Collective Soul hit Gilford Back in the ’90s, when there was still a record business, both ...

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High flying

240613Nightlife

Northlands Festival returns Goose has played Northlands in Swanzey before. The Connecticut-based progressive jam band did a drive-in show during ...

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Berry season is nearly here — look forward to a sweet parade of locally grown berries starting with strawberries in June, and blueberries and raspberries in July. In this week’s cover story, we take a look at the coming season and offer a list of some places to pick your own. Also having a moment is lavender — and it has its own you-pick season at one area farm in July. And for seasonal treats you don’t have to pick, check out area farmers markets.

Also on the cover Find live music at area restaurants and breweries, some of which are taking the fun to patios or decks, in the Music This Week, which starts on page 30. Michael Witthaus heads to 42nd Street at the Palace Theatre (page 14). Enjoy tasty barbecue and eye-catching planes at the Aviation Museum of NH’s annual Fly-In BBQ (page 22).

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News & Notes 24/06/06

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Browntail moths According to a press release, the New Hampshire Forest Health Bureau announced that Browntail moth caterpillar winter webs ...

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Granite State stories

240606Featured ContentQ&A

Mystery Stone and more at the NH Historical Society Elizabeth Dubrulle is the Director of Education and Public Programs at ...

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C’s go for banner 18

240606NewsSports

The Big Story – Celtics in the NBA Finals: We’re at the point where pretty much everyone thought the Celtics ...

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Quality of Life 24/06/06

240606NewsQuality Of Life

NH residents spend less on vacations According to an online story in the Boston Globe on May 30, New Hampshire ...

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This Week 24/06/06

240606NewsThis Week

Friday, June 7 Classic ’80s hair band Stryper will perform at the Tupelo Music Hall (10 A St. in Derry, ...

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Berry Delicious

240606Cover StoriesFeatured Content

Berries! Almost time for strawberry and blueberry seasons By Zachary [email protected] ‘Tis the season where farms invite ordinary people to ...

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In the money

240606Art & Theater

Palace season finale 42nd Street shines By Michael [email protected] The final musical in the Palace Theatre’s 2023-2024 season is far ...

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The Art Roundup 24/06/06

240606Art & TheaterVisual Arts

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Music outdoors: Concerts on the Common is put on by ...

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Have improv, will travel

240606Art & TheaterOutdoors

Colin Mochrie takes the show on the road By Zachary [email protected] Described as a hardworking and imaginative mammal in his ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/06/06

240606Family FunTreasure Hunt

Hi, Donna, These boat lanterns were in our camp at the lake, which was built in 1910. I’m not sure ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/06/06

240606Family FunOutdoors

Family fun for whenever Bugs! • Twiggs Gallery (254 King St., Boscawen) will be offering a free Little Ladybug Make ...

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On The Job – Graham Gifford

240606Q&A

Program & Marketing Director Graham Gifford is the Program & Marketing Director of the New Hampshire Telephone Museum in Warner ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/06/06

240606Food

News from the local food scene • Martini-cupcake pairing: The monthly martini-cupcake pairing at the Copper Door (15 Leavy Drive, ...

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Touching down on barbecue

240606Featured ContentFood

Aviation Museum holds its summer get-together By John [email protected] There is a phenomenon familiar to pilots called the Hundred Dollar ...

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In the kitchen with Jeremy Hart

240606FoodQ&A

Jeremy Hart, owner, Stash Box Restaurant in Manchester “I started bartending in college, and just never stopped,” said Jeremy Hart, ...

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Rhubarb Sidecar – very cold

240606DrinkFood

The stem of a glass — a wine glass, a Champagne flute or a martini glass — is there to ...

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Album Reviews 24/06/06

240606AlbumsPop

Steve Conte, The Concrete Jangle (Wicked Cool Records) You may know Conte from his guitar contributions to the New York ...

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God’s Ghostwriters, by Candida Moss

240606BooksPop

God’s Ghostwriters, by Candida Moss (Little, Brown & Co., 303 pages) In the first centuries of the Common Era, literacy ...

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The Music Roundup 24/06/06

240606Music This Week

Local music news & events • Island country: Get ready for Kenny Chesney’s three-night stand at Gillette Stadium with No ...

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On a roll

240606Featured ContentNightlife

Bike Run party with James Montgomery Band By Michael [email protected] The yearly Laconia Motorcycle Week is returning, which means drivers ...

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Late Night With the Devil (R)

240606Featured ContentFilm Reviews by Amy

A 1970s late night talk show host really monkey-paws his prayer for ratings on Late Night with the Devil, a ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/06/13

240606Family FunTreasure Hunt

Dear Donna, Thought you would enjoy this couple. I’m not sure but I think my grandmother made them. They are ...

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The Red NOT Chili Peppers (pictured on this week’s cover, photo by Michael Witthaus) is one of the bands bringing the sounds of the 1990s to live musical performances. Michael Witthaus checks in with some of the performers and finds out where you can see them this summer.

Also on the cover Bennington celebrates the stalk at its Rhubarb Festival on Saturday, June 1 (page 24). Check out the art you can hike to at Andres Institute of Art (page 14). Keys Piano Bar & Grill offers dueling pianos, boozy smoothies and an atmosphere of fun (page 29).

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News & Notes 24/05/30

240530Featured ContentNews

Electric rates up less According to a recent press release, data from the Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) “Electric Power Monthly” ...

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History on paper

240530Featured ContentQ&A

Find antique books, out-of-print gems and more The 47th Northern New England Book Fair will be held at the Everett ...

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C’s lead the series

240530NewsSports

The Big Story – Celts Hold Serve: All we can tell you at our Memorial Day-induced (very) early deadline is ...

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Quality of Life 24/05/30

240530NewsQuality Of Life

Check is in the mail In a recent study by WalletHub (wallethub.com), an online financial services website, New Hampshire home-owners ...

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This Week 24/05/30

240530NewsThis Week

Friday, May 31 The curtain rises tonight at 7:30 p.m. on 42nd Street at the Palace Theatre (80 Hanover St., ...

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Smells like nineties spirit

240530Cover StoriesFeatured Content

Tribute bands tackle the music of the 1990s Gen X didn’t see it coming, despite the harbingers: internet reminders that ...

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Watching iron melt and flowers bloom

240530Art & TheaterFeatured Content

Take in the natural and artistic beauty at Andres Institute By Zachary [email protected] The Andres Institute of Art (106 Route ...

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The Art Roundup 24/05/30

240530Art & TheaterVisual Arts

The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities Multi-artist show:Positive Street Art and Opportunity Network will be hosting their ...

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Buy art, make art

240530Art & Theater

Green Envy offers classes, crafts and more By Zachary [email protected] Kermit the Frog once remarked that it’s not easy being ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/05/30

240530Family FunOutdoors

Family fun for whenever Music, fun and games • Saturday, June 1, marks Nashua’s Parks and Recreation Department’s official start ...

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Getting the garden ready

240530OutdoorsThe Gardening Guy

As the saying goes, “spring has sprung.” In my garden, daffodils are blooming and tulips are on the way. My ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/05/30

240530Family FunTreasure Hunt

Dear Donna, I saw your article in the Hippo and was hoping you could take a look at these few ...

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On The Job – Hannah Cole Dahar

240530Q&A

Multi-disciplinary Artist and Art Teacher Explain your job and what it entails. My day job is as a high school ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/05/30

240530Food

News from the local food scene • Herbal infusions class: The Cozy Tea Cart (104A Route 13, Brookline, 249-9111, thecozyteacart.com) ...

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The Bennington Rhubarb Festival

240530Featured ContentFood

Where everything is about rhubarb At the Bennington Rhubarb festival: “We’re ‘All Rhubarb, All the Time’,” said Festival coordinator Molly ...

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Rock ’n’ roll on a bun

240530Food

New burger place downtown A frustrating afternoon as a broke musician was a turning point for Ian Tufts, the creator ...

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Watermelon Sherbet

240530DrinkFood

There are two issues that need to be addressed right off the bat: (1) Watermelon really, really seems like it ...

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In the kitchen with Jason Duffy

240530FoodQ&A

Bistro 603 (345 Amherst St., Suite 1, Nashua, 722-6362, bistro603nashua.com) Jason Duffy is the executive chef of Bistro 603. Born ...

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Album Reviews 24/05/30

240530AlbumsPop

Göden, Vale of the Fallen (Svart Records) Awesome, a sludge-metal album, such a cute sludge-metal album, who’s the good boy! ...

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The Guncle Abroad, by Steven Rowley

240530BooksPop

The Guncle Abroad, by Steven Rowley (G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 320 pages) It took me a minute to get back into ...

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Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (R)

240530Featured ContentFilm Reviews by Amy

A young girl is stolen from a “place of abundance” and introduced into the harsh world of post-apocalyptic Australia in ...

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The Music Roundup 24/05/30

240530Music This Week

Local music news & events • Bucolic: Now that the weather is improving, a Word Barn concert starring Ryan Montbleau ...

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Ivory dreams

240530Featured ContentNightlife

Dueling piano bar new in Manchester Sonya Gelinas embodies the spirit of an entrepreneur. She and her husband, Josh Philbrick, ...

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