Computer and technology professional
Tim MacGregor Jr. of Hudson provides computer repair and other technology services through his business Freelance IT by Tim.
Explain your job and what it entails.
I perform a wide range of IT services, from PC repairs to network wiring, consulting and more. There is a Continue reading “On The Job – Tim MacGregor Jr.”
Dear Donna,
While clearing my parents’ home, we found several packs like these feathers. Is there any market for them?
Thanks for any help, Donna.
Cindy
Dear Cindy,
I’m sure there is a market, but the value will be in the buyer’s need.
It’s not uncommon to find feathers in Continue reading “Treasure Hunt 23/04/06”
Take a look around without flowers distracting you
Early spring is a good time to look at the trees and shrubs on your property, when you are not distracted by flowers and leaves. Study your “woodies” now to see if they need some care — and if some plants need Continue reading “Early spring chores”
Family fun for the weekend
Spring has sprung
• Join the Manchester City Library (405 Pine St.) for a spring celebration after school on Friday, April 7, beginning at 3 p.m. inside the Winchell Room. Attendees will read spring stories, make a simple craft and go on a small egg Continue reading “Kiddie Pool 23/04/06”
Get your hunt on at one of the many egg hunts and Easter events
Kids can get ready to meet the Easter bunny, hunt down some eggs, and score some cool prizes this weekend at one of many Easter events.
• Come to the Rodgers Memorial Library (194 Derry Road, Continue reading “Easter egg-stravaganza”
The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities
• A journey in photographs: The photography exhibit “Crying in the Wilderness: An Immigrant’s Journey in Detention” by New Hampshire photographer Becky Field is on display at Manchester Community College, Student Center Upper Level (1066 Front St. in Manchester; mccnh.edu) through Continue reading “The Art Roundup 23/04/06”
NH Antique Co-op welcomes spring with “In Full Bloom” art exhibition
By Mya Blanchard
listings@hippopress.com
The sun is out, the snow is melting and flowers will soon be sprouting with spring now upon us. New Hampshire Antique Co-op in Milford is ringing in the season with the “In Full Bloom” Continue reading “Out with the snow, in with the flowers”
Performers hit the stage at the newly opened Nashua Center for the Arts
After two years of building, 10 years of planning and more than 20 years of dreaming, the Nashua Center for the Arts has finally opened its doors.
“This is going to make a huge difference for our Continue reading “LIVE! In Nashua”
Thursday, April 6
New Hampshire Craft Beer Week, an annual 10-day celebration of the Granite State’s craft brewing industry, returns today and will continue through Saturday, April 15. The campaign is presented by the New Hampshire Brewers Association and is meant to Continue reading “This Week 23/04/06”
Egg updates!
As of the morning of Tuesday, April 4, four eggs had been laid by the peregrine falcon pair that resides in the New Hampshire Audubon’s peregrine nest box atop the Brady Sullivan Tower in Manchester. According to the Audubon’s daily peregrine falcons log, the first egg was laid Continue reading “Quality of Life 23/04/06”
