A look at this season’s grape harvest at New Hampshire wineries
Extreme heat and unusually dry weather this summer have caused New Hampshire winemakers, in at least a few cases, to harvest their grapes earlier than normal. As of Sept. 15 more than 91 percent of the Granite State was Continue reading “On the vine”
News from the local food scene
• Greek night out: Join St. Philip Greek Orthodox Church (500 W. Hollis St., Nashua) for its annual Taverna Night on Saturday, Sept. 24, from 7 to 11 p.m. The event will include an evening of Greek appetizers, desserts, dancing and live music from Continue reading “The Weekly Dish 22/09/22”
Senior caregiver
Samantha Borbone is a senior caregiver and owner of Bee Helpful, which provides non-medical in-home services to seniors in the greater Hampstead area.
Explain your job and what it entails.
As a business owner, I put myself in charge of most tasks and determine what tasks to outsource, Continue reading “On The Job – Samantha Borbone”
Mount Kearsarge Indian Museum festival returns
By Katelyn Sahagian
For close to 30 years, the Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum has hosted an annual harvest festival for people to learn more about Native American tribes and what they do at harvest time.
Andy Bullock, the director of the museum, said Continue reading “Harvest Moon gathering”
Family fun for the weekend
Festival fun
• Presentation of Mary Academy (182 Lowell Road, Hudson) is hosting its annual fall fun fest on Saturday, Sept. 24, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The festival will have events such as ax throwing and a touch-a-truck. There will also be food Continue reading “Kiddie Pool 22/09/22”
Good afternoon, Donna.
I’m wondering if you could help me in determining the worth of a Noritake tea service for six that I picked up at an estate sale a few weeks ago (in excellent condition). After contacting Noritake I was able to find one picture online but no price. Continue reading “Treasure Hunt 22/09/22”
Try asters, Joe Pye or turtlehead for autumn color
Many gardeners go to the plant nurseries in June, and buy things in bloom for their gardens — and rarely go back until the next year. But that means that now, as summer winds down, they have few flowers in bloom. Continue reading “Fall flowers to know and love”
The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities
• Concord celebrates the arts: The Capital Arts Fest, a free event hosted by the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen, will take place on Saturday, Sept. 24, and Sunday, Sept. 25, outside on south Main Street between Fayette and Concord streets Continue reading “The Art Roundup 22/09/22”
How the Palace’s The Little Mermaid created its own underwater fairy tale
By Hannah Turtle
The Little Mermaid is in the headlines.
Just as the Palace Theatre prepared to kick off its production of the musical based on the classic Disney animated movie, the first teaser trailer dropped for Continue reading “Taking you under the sea”
A look at the popular sport where community is key
By Katelyn Sahagian
After getting a quick set of stretches in, friends Jessee Tardif and Meghan Richard write their names in separate squares of the free play boxes.
The two women are among the youngest of the pickleball players Continue reading “Pickleball is everywhere”
