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On Sunday, April 9, the Easter Bunny will be hopping by your house leaving baskets of candy, treats and other goodies, but here’s a look at where you can find the Easter Bunny before Easter Sunday. Egg-Citing Egg Hunt Children ages 2 to 12 will be hunting for a dozen candy filled eggs that are …
Forget the spiral ham and yellow mustard. Spend your Easter Sunday with one of these recommended elegant inns, grand hotels, cozy local favorites or even historic sites serving delicious brunch, lunch and dinner. Oh, and did we mention a few have make-your-own bloody mary bars? Enjoy! Epoch at the Exeter Inn 90 Front St., Exeter …
There’s a lot of breweries in New Hampshire — over 100, actually. That’s a lot! We want the good people of the Granite State to get to know all the brave souls who mash, hop and malt their way to victory at those 100-something breweries. So, we’re doing a monthly “Meet the Brewer” Q&A series, …
Meet the Brewer: Twin Barns Brewing Co.’s Randy Booth Read More »
March is Maple Month in New Hampshire, and sugar shacks and farms like Charmingfare Farm in Candia are each finding their own unique way to celebrate. Tap Into Maple, Laconia, Weekends in March Join the team at Prescott Farm every Saturday in March to experience an old-fashioned New England tradition — making maple syrup! From …
CASA, short for Court Appointed Special Advocates, works toward as noble a cause as you can find. Founded in 1989, the New Hampshire non-profit recruits, trains and supervises volunteers to advocate for children in the family court system who have experienced abuse or neglect. The organization relies on fundraising events to propel their cause — …
Sarah Turmel values humanity. The 24-year-old multi-discipline artist learned firsthand the varying means an artist can take to achieve varying ends. Crave money, decorum, social currency? Dedicate yourself to the “gatekeep-y” white walls of gallery life, as she calls them, and you might just get it. Turmel, early on in her tenure at the New …
Fisto Ndayishimiye stands before a map of the Concord Heights where his activism is taking root. When Fisto Ndayishimiye and his younger brother, Alex, first arrived in New Hampshire from their native African country, the Democratic Republic of Congo, six years ago, he realized he had a lot to learn if he hoped to realize …
Shout Out: Fisto Ndayishimiye, Community Organizer Read More »
Farmers from Fresh Start Farms, a project of ORIS (Organization for Refugee and Immigrant Success), host a tour of their Concord fields for NOFA-NH Board & Staff. (Photo courtesy of NOFA-NH) Biology shows us that the health of an ecosystem can be measured by its variety of life, or biodiversity. Although modern humans have long …
Courtesy photo Life moves at a different pace and reality when you are homeless. It can happen to most of us under the right circumstances and it does not take much. I was homeless for two months during the 1980s, and all I can recall is the instability and the fear it brings. Where was …
James McKim, PMP, ITIL. Courtesy photo Reflecting on the last few years, it occurs to me that we spent quite a bit of time thinking and talking about how people differ and how diverse people provide color (pun intended) to our world. While that is something we need to think about, I think it might …