It’s been a crappy sports summer, hasn’t it? Even with the Celtics season lasting until June.
That’s because with Boston basically out of it since April 15 and no one doing anything memorable baseball’s been a complete dud.
So I’ve taken note of individuals over teams more than usual. Here Continue reading “Summer grinds to an end”
Going to college and getting involved
Plymouth State University student Joshua Chandler of Laconia has been named Stay Work Play NH’s 2022 College Student of the Year. Chandler will receive the award at the 13th annual Rising Stars Awards, to be held at the Bank of New Hampshire Stage (16 Continue reading “Rising star”
More defense attorneys
To address the state’s shortage of public defenders, the New Hampshire Supreme Court has issued an order allowing private attorneys who pursue a “Limited Active” status classification through the New Hampshire Bar Association to accept assigned, contract and pro bono cases providing legal counsel and representation for Continue reading “News & Notes 22/09/01”
I had breakfast this morning with a fascinating person. She is an architectural historian who has studied Notre Dame cathedral in Paris for many years and is now one of the experts regularly consulted as the 800-year-old building is being restored after the devastating fire of April 2019. For many Continue reading “Lessons from a cathedral”
