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Time to hit the road! In this week’s cover story we look at self-guided art and crafts tours, an upcoming vineyard tour and different ways to see some historical sites. We’re talking extremely local road trips, just in time for your (hopefully) long weekend — but short enough that you can enjoy them in an afternoon.

Also on the cover, It’s the annual Milford Pumpkin Festival (see page 6) and the annual Warner Fall Foliage Festival (see page 17). And next weekend enjoy a relatively recent annual celebration — the Mount Uncanoonuc Brewfest (page 22).

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News & Notes 24/10/10

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Teacher of the year Candice DeAngelis, a Spanish teacher at Bedford High School, was named New Hampshire’s 2025 Teacher of ...

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Make a scarecrow, fling a pumpkin

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It’s Milford Pumpkin Festival weekend The Milford Pumpkin Festival has been going strong for 35 years thanks to the region’s ...

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Fans getting restless

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The Big Story – Is It Time For Drake Maye? It’s still a little too early to throw in the ...

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Quality of Life 24/10/10

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Like clockwork, pumpkins appear Each year on Oct. 1 two pumpkins appear on the spires of the tower of Rounds ...

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This Week 24/10/10

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Thursday, Oct. 10 Read2Me3 (167 S. River Road, Bedford, 494-3849) will host an informational meeting for parents about cursive writing ...

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Hit the road

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Arts tours, vineyard visits, historic sites and more half-day road trip ideas Take a tour Meet the artists and craftspeople ...

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Witch hysteria

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Powerhouse performs The Crucible For a play that is set in the late 17th century and debuted on Broadway in ...

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The Art Roundup 24/10/10

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The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Welcome to Cicely, Alaska: Pembroke City Limits (134 Main St ...

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Autumn colors and a parade

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Warner celebrates with its annual Fall Foliage Festival By Zachary [email protected] Celebrate fall in Warner Friday, Oct. 11, through Sunday, ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/10/10

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Family fun for whenever Fun in the dark • The Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow Party comes to SNHU ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/10/10

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Hi, Donna, My parents got this from my dad’s aunt about 20 years ago, not sure how long she had ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/10/10

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News from the local food scene • Chocolate: The New Hampshire Chocolate Expo will take place Sunday, Oct. 13, at ...

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Brews for a cause

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The 2024 Mount Uncanoonuc Brewfest raises funds for veterans For Brian Hansen, the organizer of the Mount Uncanoonuc Brewfest, part ...

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In the kitchen with Leah Borla

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Owner, Sweet Love Bakery (20B Main St., Goffstown, 497-2997, sweetlovebakerynh.com) Leah Borla is a New Hampshire native who moved home ...

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Apple Fritters

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Start with 3 apples – whatever kind you like; ideally, they should be crisp; I like Fuji or Braeburn, but ...

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Album Reviews 24/10/10

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The Bruce Lofgren Group, Earthly And Cosmic Tales (self-released) Apparently it’s already the start of Grammy-voting season, given that I’ve ...

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William, by Mason Coile

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William, by Mason Coile (G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 224 pages) Earlier this year, Ray Kurzwell gave us a cheery picture of ...

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Joker: Folie à Deux (R)

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Joaquin Phoenix returns as the scrawny Arthur Fleck, a sad man who set Gotham aflame with his violent chaos as ...

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The Music Roundup 24/10/10

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Local music news & events • Throwback girl: On her 1987 debut “Foolish Beat,” 16-year-old Debbie Gibson became the youngest ...

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Go with Todd

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Rundgren performs in Nashua A few years ago, redemption came to fans of Todd Rundgren when he was inducted into ...

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10 It’s a feast for the book lover! The New Hampshire Book Festival debuts this Friday, Oct. 4, and (mainly) Saturday, Oct. 5, in downtown Concord. We talk to the organizers and give you a rundown of the authors slated to appear.

Also on the cover Michael Witthaus talks to Art Alexakis of the band Everclear, playing a show for ‘90s music fans with Marcy Playground and Jimmie’s Chicken Shack (page 30). Michael also takes a look at the soon-to-open show “Spellbound” at Mosaic Art Collective in Manchester (page 15). And plan now for the Chocolate Expo (page 22).

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News & Notes 24/10/03

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Emergency housing The Friends Program, a Concord-based nonprofit organization serving at-risk youth, seniors and families, re-dedicated its newly renovated Emergency ...

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Sox on vacation early

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The Big Story – Sox Miss Playoffs Again: It took a 27-39 post-All Star-break collapse after a promising first half, ...

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Quality of Life 24/10/03

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Even more EEE In a Sept. 26 online article, WMUR (wmur.com) reported that the New Hampshire Department of Health and ...

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This Week 24/10/03

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Thursday, Oct. 3 John Ondrasik, the songwriter and performer known as the platinum-selling Grammy-nominated Five For Fighting ( “100 Years,” ...

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City of books

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Meet authors and browse their works at the first New Hampshire Book Festival Friday night, New Hampshire’s first statewide book ...

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Spellbinding

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Mosaic Art Collective celebrates October An upcoming exhibit at a downtown Manchester art gallery will be equal parts harvest moon ...

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The Art Roundup 24/10/03

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The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • From the Potters Guild: The New Hampshire Potters Guild is ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/10/03

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Family fun for whenever Fall fun • Joppa Hill Educational Farm (174 Joppa Hill Road, Bedford, 472-4724, theeducationalfarm.org) will hold ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/10/03

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Dear Donna, I just purchased my first in what I hope will be a small collection of pig cutting boards ...

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On The Job – Patti Sexton

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Volunteer Coordinator Patti Sexton is the Volunteer Coordinator for UpReach Therapeutic Equestrian Center (153 Paige Hill Road, Goffstown, 497-2343), a ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/10/03

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News from the local food scene • The days of wine and sunflowers? On Thursday, Oct. 3, Barrel and Baskit ...

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Expo is a fountain of tastiness

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The New Hampshire Chocolate Expo returns If Willy Wonka weren’t tied down to one location, his job might look a ...

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Label adventures

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A&E is reinvented as Rare Breed Emeran Langmaid has been on a voyage of reinvention. Langmaid is the owner of ...

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Behind God’s Back

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This is an extremely good cocktail, with an even better name. ⅓ ounce cinnamon syrup (see below) ¼ ounce orgeat ...

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Album Reviews 24/10/03

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Randy Ingram, Aries Dance (Sounderscore Record Often, this Los Angeles-based jazz pianist astutely refers to his playing as “dancing,” a ...

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By Any Other Name, by Jodi Picoult

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By Any Other Name, by Jodi Picoult (Ballantine Books, 544 pages) Jodi Picoult does not shy away from heavy-hitting topics ...

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Will & Harper (R)

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Will Ferrell and longtime friend Harper Steele take a road trip across America in the sweet, hopeful documentary Will & ...

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The Music Roundup 24/10/03

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Local music news & events • Clean comic: Along with eschewing profanity, Brian Regan assiduously avoids politics in his act ...

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Native son

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Juston McKinney returns to the Palace It’s a long-accepted truth that any New England comedian who hopes to make it ...

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One of the many things being harvested this season is grapes, some of which will be turned into wine by local wineries. John Fladd takes a look at the process that takes a grape from vine to bottle.

Also on the cover May Pang and her photos of John Lennon will be at the Gallery @ Creative Framing Solutions in Manchester on Tuesday, Oct. 1, and Wednesday, Oct. 2; Zachary Lewis talked to her for the story on page 15. Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church will hold its annual Taste of Greece Festival on Saturday, Sept. 28 (see page 23). And how about some Oktoberfest beer and German eats? Find a rundown of area Oktoberfest celebrations and brews (page 22).

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News & Notes 24/09/26

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Nashua’s Blue Ribbon The Academy for Science and Design charter school in Nashua is one of two New Hampshire schools ...

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Sox season at the close

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The Big Story – Sox Hang to the End: While it’ll probably be over by the time you see this, ...

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Quality of Life 24/09/26

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Another EEE case NHPR reported in an online article on Sept. 16 that the New Hampshire Department of Public Health ...

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This Week 24/09/26

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Thursday, Sept. 26 Balin Books (Somerset Plaza, 375 Amherst St., Nashua, 417-7981, balinbooks.com) is starting a new Book Club. The ...

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The fall crush

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This year’s grape harvest is as excellent as last year’s was bad Some of the most reliable weapons in Amy ...

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A joyful place

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Concord Chamber art exhibit The Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce’s downtown Visitors Center is an oasis for art lovers. New ...

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The Lost Weekend on a Tuesday and Wednesday

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Photos of John Lennon featured in exhibit By Zachary [email protected] An exhibition titled “The Lost Weekend – The Photography of ...

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The Art Roundup 24/09/26

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The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Rom com on stage: The Nashua Theatre Guild will present ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/09/26

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Hello, Donna, Can you give me any information on this hand-painted wood blue jay? I believe it could be hand-carved ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/09/26

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Family fun for whenever Deerfield Fair • “147 years of agricultural family fun!” is how the Deerfield Fair describes itself ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/09/26

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News from the local food scene • Closing: The North End Bistro in Manchester has closed. In a Sept. 18 ...

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Oktoberfest!

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A celebration of German-style beers and eats A traditional celebration of beer in Munich, Germany, Oktoberfest has been held each ...

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Hospitality is on the menu

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And butter — in a panoply of Greek pastries According to Margaret Gegas, the secret to a good spanakopitais butter ...

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In the kitchen with Denise Nickerson

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Owner/Pastry Chef, The Bakeshop on Kelley St. (171 Kelley St., Manchester, 624-3500, thebakeshoponkelleystreet.com) “I am Le Cordon Bleu trained and ...

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The unexpected comfort of Cheese Soufflé

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4 Tablespoons (1/2 stick) butter, plus enough to grease a soufflé dish ¼ cup (30 g) all-purpose flour 1½ cups ...

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Album Reviews 24/09/26

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Hayley and the Crushers, Unsubscribe From The Underground (Kitten Robot Records) You may have noticed that rock bands, particularly older ...

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Meet the Neighbors, by Brandon Keim

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Meet the Neighbors, by Brandon Keim (W.W. Norton, 368 pages) With all the studies and books published on animal intelligence ...

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His Three Daughters (R)

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Three women bristle around each other in a New York apartment as they wait out their father’s final moments in ...

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The Music Roundup 24/09/26

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Local music news & events • Native sons: With their doom-y anthem “Life Underground,” brother duo Hobo Wizard ushered in ...

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Troubadour

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Peter Bradley Adams makes first New Hampshire appearance In 1999, Robbie Robertson recognized the talents of Peter Bradley Adams and ...

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Do you like puzzles? Be in one at an area corn maze — a fun attraction at several local farms and orchards. We look at some of the spots where you get even more entertainment with your apples, pumpkins and cider doughnuts.

Also on the cover It’s an events-packed weekend! You’ve got your NH Highland Games (see page 24), your Granite State Comicon (page 18) and your Concord Multicultural Festival (page 25).

But, wait there’s more! Aerospacefest (page 19), a Brewfest in Manchester (page 25), Senie Hunt doing the rounds on a trip back to NH from Nashville (page 32). So much music (page 33)! So much family fun (page 18)! So much arts (page 14)!

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News & Notes 24/09/19

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New library A groundbreaking ceremony was held on Sept. 12 for a $6 million library project that will replace Mont ...

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Burns on Da Vinci

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Ken Burns looks at Leonardo Da Vinci for his latest documentary Ken Burns lives in Walpole and is an American ...

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Near miss for Pats

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The Big Story: So much for hopes of an undefeated season as the Patriots went down in a 23-20 OT ...

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Quality of Life 24/09/19

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Good year for falcons In a Sept. 1 blog post New Hampshire Audubon released the figures for New Hampshire’s peregrine ...

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Discover the Corn Maze Craze

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Where to have fun on farms with a live action puzzle By Zachary [email protected] In addition to filling totes with ...

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Art is an open door

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Bookery talk fosters appreciation By Michael [email protected] Visual artist and critic Franklin Einspruch will appear at an upcoming Bookery Manchester ...

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The Art Roundup 24/09/19

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The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Series wrap-up: Twiggs Gallery (254 King St. in Boscawen; 975-0015, ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/09/19

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Family fun for whenever Special events • Manchester Proud and the Manchester School District will present CelebratED! On Saturday, Sept ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/09/19

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Dear Donna, I found this in my dad’s jewelry box. Wondering if you can tell me if it’s military. My ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/09/19

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News from the local food scene • Kofta and cocktails: A new Mediterranean restaurant and craft cocktail lounge has opened ...

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Staring down the haggis barrier

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NH Highland Games return for another year of Scottish food and fun By John [email protected] This weekend marks the return ...

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10 years for Manchester Brewfest

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Animal shelter is this year’s charity By John [email protected] The Manchester Brewfest will return to Arms Park (10 Arms St., ...

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Concord’s many cuisines

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Salsa music meets Somali food at this year’s Concord Multicultural Festival By John [email protected] This weekend’s Concord Multicultural Festival will ...

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In the kitchen with Phil Pelletier

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Phil Pelletier is the owner of and recipe developer for Smokin’ Tin Roof Hot Sauce (899-7369, smokintinroof.com) in Manchester. Before ...

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Cocktails and Poetry

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Thomas Babington Macaulay lived in a time when politicians were expected to be, or at least were comfortable being, intellectuals ...

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Album Reviews 24/09/19

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The Black Pacific, Here Comes Our Wave (Dine Alone Records) The long-awaited second album from this side project led by ...

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Burn, by Peter Heller

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Burn,by Peter Heller (Knopf, 291 pages) Jess and Storey have been friends since they were kids growing up in a ...

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At the Sofaplex 24/09/19

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Going Varsity in Mariachi (PG) The mariachi band of Edinburg North High School in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas ...

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The Music Roundup 24/09/19

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Local music news & events S• Helping hands: A local woman’s battle against breast cancer is the impetus for a ...

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Last chance

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Three area shows before Senie Hunt returns to Nashville By Michael [email protected] Since moving from Concord to Nashville a few ...

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Telescopes and caterpillars

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AerospaceFest 2024 brings all kinds of STEM By Zachary [email protected] The Hippo recently spoke with Katie Marinoff-Silk, the Director of ...

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Comics, Turtles and a Power Ranger

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Fans of all stripes will find fun at the Granite State Comicon By Zachary [email protected] The Granite State Comicon is ...

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This Week 24/09/19

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Friday, Sept. 20 Tonight the Capitol Center for the Arts (44 S. Main St., Concord, 225-1111, ccanh.com) has a treat ...

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It’s a great season for apple lovers! Looking to get your Ginger Golds, Honeycrisps and McIntoshes? In this week’s cover story, we offer a look at this year’s harvest, a list of some places to PYO and some advice on pie making. Or relax with some apple libations — try apple brandy, apple wine and hard cider.

Also on the cover It’s time for Glendi! The annual Greek festival runs Friday, Sept. 13, through Sunday, Sept. 15 (see story on page 24). Get eats from culinary traditions around the world at the Nashua Multicultural Fest (page 25). The weeklong Manchester Citywide Arts Festival starts Monday, Sept. 16 (see page 15).

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News & Notes 24/09/12

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Fox Forest field day According to a press release, the New Hampshire Division of Forests and Lands will host its ...

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Uncle Vanya ish

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Theatre Kapow and their new season Marco Notarangelo is the Vectorborne Disease Surveillance Coordinator at the Department of Health and ...

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Pats were tigers vs. Bengals

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The Big Story – Mayo Era Begins: Well, I didn’t see that coming, especially from the maligned offensive line. The ...

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Quality of Life 24/09/12

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Public service As reported by WMUR on Monday, Sept. 9, Gov. Chris Sununu saved a choking victim Sunday, Sept. 8, ...

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This Week 24/09/12

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Friday, Sept. 13 Telluride by the Sea film festival at The Music Hall in Portsmouth (themusichall.org) begins tonight with a ...

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The Art Roundup 24/09/12

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The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities •New sculpture for the park: The International Sculpture Symposium at the ...

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New Twist

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Palace reimagines Oliver! By Michael [email protected] Musical theater season opened at the Palace Theatre on Sept. 6 with a timeless ...

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Fall gardening chores

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Never make mulch volcanoes By Henry [email protected] Despite some hot sunny days, fall is fast approaching and it’s time to ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/09/12

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Hi, Donna, I have a rattan chair made by the Wakefield Rattan Co. out of Wakefield, Mass. The chairprecedes the ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/09/12

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Family fun for whenever Indoor and outdoor fun • Auburn will hold its 31st annual Duck Race on Saturday, Sept ...

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On The Job – Louisa Amirault

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owner of Vintage 101 Louisa Amirault owns and operates Vintage 101 (292 Route 101 in Amherst), which curates a unique ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/09/12

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News from the local food scene • New tiki bar: What The Pho! (836 Elm St. in Manchester), described on ...

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If it’s September, it must be Glendi

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Greek food worth the wait By John [email protected] If you wanted to throw a world-class Greek food and culture festival, ...

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Banana Pudding Cookies

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Planteray Rum, rebranded from Plantation Rum and owned by Cognac Ferrand, If you ask people about their banana preference, they ...

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Gate City flavor

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Enjoy a world of eats at Nashua’s Multicultural Festival Nashua is one of the most diverse cities in New Hampshire ...

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Album Reviews 24/09/12

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Slowdive, “kisses (Daniel Avery Remix)” b/w “kisses - sky ii” [Grouper remix] (Dead Oceans Records) I haven’t given much love ...

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The Singularity is Nearer, by Ray Kurzweil

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The Singularity is Nearer, by Ray Kurzweil (Viking, 312 pages) If there is anyone who can envision how artificial intelligence ...

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Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (PG-13)

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Winona Ryder brings Lydia Deetz back to the infamous ghost house in Connecticut in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, a Tim Burton-directed sequel ...

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The Music Roundup 24/09/12

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Local music news & events • Storyteller: A singer-songwriter who rose to prominence during the ’90s folk boom, David Wilcox ...

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A journey in music

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Stephane Wrembel brings Triptych to UNH By Michael [email protected] Triptych is the latest album from French guitarist Stephane Wrembel. The ...

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Pick Apples Make Pie

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This year’s apple harvest looks (Golden) delicious This year’s apple harvest looks (Golden) delicious By John [email protected] 2023 was an ...

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The week of the Manchester Citywide Arts Festival

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Meet some artists, learn some moves By Zachary [email protected] The weeklong Manchester Citywide Arts Festival is back, with free art ...

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It’s fall! Well, maybe not officially but you know what we mean — back to school, pumpkin spice, mornings that might require a sweater. And, events! So many fall events that we present to you this year, as we do every year, our guide to fall arts and entertainment, including fairs, arts festivals, theatrical productions and a comic convention featuring a screening of 1990’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Find info on these events and so much more in the guide, which starts on page 10.

Also on the cover One of those fall events is the Hillsborough County Agricultural Fair, which runs this weekend (see page 32). Another annual tradition is the Hampton Beach Seafood Festival (page 37), also this weekend. And after all that excitement, maybe you need to relax with a nice pot pie (see page 36).

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News & Notes 24/09/05

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Listeriosis The New Hampshire Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory has identified an uptick in cases of listeriosis this summer compared to recent ...

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EEE info

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Health official discusses NH’s mosquito risk Marco Notarangelo is the Vectorborne Disease Surveillance Coordinator at the Department of Health and ...

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Local concerns about KC

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The Big Story – NFL Season Opener Dead Ahead: It all gets started tonight in KC when the two-time defending ...

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Quality of Life 24/09/05

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Former Fisher Cat makes history Danny Jansen, a catcher who previously played for the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, made Major ...

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This Week 24/09/05

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Friday, Sept. 6 Oliver!, the musical based on Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist, kicks off the St. Mary’s Bank 2024-2025 Performing ...

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Fall Guide 2024

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A season of fairs, music, festivals, theater, and more It’s time for crisp mornings, pumpkin spice in everything and a ...

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One day, four plays

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The New Hampshire State Community Theater Festival shows off NH and Mass. theater companies By Zachary [email protected] The New Hampshire ...

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The Art Roundup 24/09/05

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The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • Art of autumn: Celebrate the “Harvest of Arts” exhibit with ...

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Emerging art

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Pop-up exhibition at Manchester space An upcoming pop-up art event at Factory on Willow in Manchester will feature the work ...

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Horses, goats and a clown

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Find country fun at the Hillsborough County Agricultural Fair By Zachary [email protected] The 66th Annual Hillsborough County Agricultural Fair starts ...

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Kiddie Pool 24/09/05

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Family fun for whenever Indoor and outdoor fun • NH KidsFest 2024 is hosted by the Daniel Webster Council at ...

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Treasure Hunt 24/09/05

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Hello, Donna. We acquired this little gem contained in a box lot at a local auction. It’s quite small and ...

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The Weekly Dish 24/09/05

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News from the local food scene • Sue’s is open: Sue’s Kimbap House (Bank of NH Stage, 16 S. Main ...

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Comfort in a crust

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The Pot Pie Bar takes being flaky very seriously Like many recent food businesses, The Pot Pie Bar (132 Bedford ...

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Hooked on flavor

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Hampton Beach Seafood Festival celebrates 35 years Lobster rolls, clam chowders, crab cakes, fish tacos and so much more — ...

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Album Reviews 24/09/05

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George Strait, Cowboys And Dreamers (MCA Nashville Records) At 72, Strait has been around a billion years, having been instrumental ...

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The Cliffs, by J. Courtney Sullivan

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The Cliffs, by J. Courtney Sullivan (Knopf, 369 pages) When her ne’er-do-well mother dies, Jane Flanagan’s only inheritance is a ...

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The Music Roundup 24/09/05

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Local music news & events • Memorial: Reflecting on the loss of his best friend and drummer to cancer in ...

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Amplified

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Rocking up the blues with Anthony Gomes Anthony Gomes stands where many tributaries meet to feed a river. “Painted Horse,” ...

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