Sara Serpa, Recognition: Music for a Silent Film (Biophilia Records)
Serpa, a jazz singer from Portugal, has been a fixture for years, applying her elite-level voice to music that’s always just palatable (and dada) enough to keep influencers on their toes; she even won the No. 1 spot on Downbeat’s Continue reading “Album Reviews 20/6/18”
Manchester tabletop game developers working on third game
Bobby Fowler and Brenda Noiseux, best friends and founders of the Manchester-based tabletop game company Almost a Game, say they’re looking forward to reuniting and continuing their work on their third game, which has been put on hold because of Covid-19.
Free face masks for Manchester
The Queen City Rotary Club will be handing out free reusable face masks as part of the Mask Up NH project, a collaboration between The Common Man Family restaurants and rotary clubs around New Hampshire to provide free masks to local communities to help prevent Continue reading “Quality of Life 20/6/18”
Making the year ahead in this most unusual coming sports year even more unusual is it’s coming as the presidential election and the Black Lives Matter protest appear to be on a collision course. That took a major step forward last week when NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and USA Soccer Continue reading “A little Election Day practice”
Thompson organizes Black Lives Matter Nashua
As the racial justice organizer for the American Civil Liberties Union of New Hampshire, Jordan Thompson has done a variety of advocacy work, been involved with political campaigns and supported the efforts of other individuals and groups fighting for racial justice throughout the state. Continue reading “Justice for all”
Governor’s updates
| Covid-19 update | As of June 8 | As of June 15 |
|---|---|---|
| Total cases statewide | 5,079 | 5,345 |
| Total current infections statewide | 1,401 | 984 |
| Total deaths statewide | 286 | 320 |
| New cases | 449 (June 1 – June 8) | 321 (June 9 – June 15) |
I am a racist. It took me 35 years to first say the words and the last two examining the complexity of its meaning. I say it now not because it’s easy but because it serves as a critical reminder of the internal work needed to play a role in dismantling white Continue reading “My racist self”
