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Hampton Beach Seafood Festival returns, Fat Tomato Grill owner honors late son’s dream
We have made it through August and headed into Labor Day weekend, the unofficial end of summer. This week in the restaurant scene we learn everything we need to know about the returning Hampton Beach Seafood Festival, Fat Tomato Grill owner honors late son’s dream, Basil Leaf Thai Cuisine closes temporarily for heartfelt reason, and Smoky Quartz Distillery is leaving Route 1 after 11 years. Hampton Beach Seafood Festival 2024 ...
Taurus Samuels ’22 Takes on Role as Dartmouth Men’s Basketball Assistant Coach
Taurus Samuels '22 has been appointed as an Assistant Coach for the Dartmouth men's basketball team, marking the beginning of his coaching career. Previously a standout player, he was a two-year starter and Co-Captain during his senior year. Head Coach David McLaughlin praised Samuels for his leadership and the positive impact he had on the program. After completing his degree in Psychology at Dartmouth, Samuels played at the University of Minnesota, where he continued to excel and mentor younger players.
A Rude Awakening For Mass. Jurors
I recently wrapped up watching "Presumed Innocent" starring Jake Gyllenhaal on Apple TV. The show spends a lot of time in the courtroom and it got me thinking about jury duty. I've only been called for civic duty twice in my life. The first time, my letter went to the wrong address somehow and the other I never got chosen for.
Mass. State Lottery winner: Stop & Shop sells $100,000 winning ticket
Of the millions of dollars won Wednesday by lottery players in Massachusetts, $100,000 was won from a ticket sold at a Stop & Shop in the state. The $100,000 prize was from the daily “Mass Cash” drawing. The winning numbers for the drawing were 4, 8, 26, 27 and 28. The ticket was sold at the Stop & Shop in New Bedford.
Check out these Christmas bar pop-ups coming to Mass.
Four bars in Massachusetts will deck their halls and become Christmas-themed pop-ups this holiday season. Dunkin’ may have just debuted its new fall menu, but some Massachusetts bars are already gearing up for the most wonderful time of the year. The Christmas-themed holiday pop-up “Miracle” returns to Greater Boston starting this November, including a new “Sippin’ Santa” location.
Supporting the next generation of ag at the NH 4-H Livestock Auction
County fairs have timeless traditions, and at the heart of the fairs are the animal shows. 4-H youth work tirelessly throughout the year to select, train and show their project animals. In New Hampshire, some youth have risen to the challenge and are raising market animals for the NH 4-H Livestock Auction, held annually at the Hopkinton Fair.
Police: 1 shot, 1 stabbed in Manchester domestic incident
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Manchester police responded to a domestic incident on Country Club Drive around 8:30 p.m., where one person was shot, and another was stabbed. Both individuals were taken to the hospital and are expected to recover. Police said all parties involved have been identified, and there is...
Video: Mostly sunny Thursday before rain chances increase this weekend
Cooler and less humid air will build in for late week with more sunshine. A round of thunderstorms is possible on Saturday, but most of the holiday weekend looks dry for now. A cooler start to a cooler day overall. Partly sunny and a pleasant feel on Thursday. Look for afternoon highs in the 70s.
Rochester man accused of shooting neighbor has trial date
ROCHESTER — A trial date has been set for a Rochester man accused of shooting his neighbor multiple times. Jason Levesque, 44, has been held without bail since his arrest on April 8, four days after the shooting. On Tuesday, he was back in court for a dispositional hearing, resulting in his trial being set to begin Monday, Nov. 4 with jury selection, according to Assistant Strafford County Attorney Joachim Barth. ...
Claremont, Poultney to receive outdoor recreation funding
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Two communities in our region are getting a federal boost to get people outside. The money is thanks to the Outdoor Recreation Roundtable, a coalition of outdoor recreation associations. Poultney is getting a grant to mock up a plan for a new outdoor recreation hub including...
Patients ready for discharge languish in New Hampshire hospitals, taking up needed beds
When the state’s hospitals say they have problems at the front and back doors, this is what they mean. On a single day in early June, 79 much-needed hospital beds were occupied by people who were ready for discharge to a lower-level of care but remained hospitalized because that care wasn’t available. Reasons ranged from […]
Hull schools welcome 13 teachers, new Family Network coordinator for coming year
The Hull Public Schools have hired 13 new teachers for the 2024-25 academic year, as well as a new coordinator for the Hull Family Network. Many of the new staff members were welcomed at a luncheon hosted by the O’Brien Family at Jake’s Seafood Restaurant. Stephanie Bongarzone is...
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