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Guy Fieri’s Love for This New Hampshire Restaurant Puts It on Must-Visit List
If you live in New Hampshire, you know how much Guy Fieri LOVES Bobby Marcotte, a.k.a Bobby the Butcher and the Tuckaway Tavern in Raymond, New Hampshire. Fieri has said it so much that food industry website Chowhound has created a list of 14 restaurants Guy loves that are worth visiting. The Tuckaway is on the list.
The Best Chicken Sandwich in New Hampshire Is at a Burger Restaurant
This article comes with a warning. If you were currently not craving a chicken sandwich, this may make you jump in your car and head to BRGR Bar in Portsmouth immediately. I know what you're thinking, but Sarah, that's a burger place. Well, according to lovefood.com, this burger, place has the best chicken sandwich in the state of New Hampshire and I agree with them.
Remember When the Fox Run Mall in New Hampshire Had These 22 Stores?
It seems like malls are a dying industry these days, but that doesn't stop us from reminiscing about the good ol' glory days when they were the place to be. Maybe you're someone who could care less about malls. Perhaps you'd rather do your shopping at outdoor plazas where all the stores are accessible from the street, rather than walk into a massive building and work your way back to the store of your choosing.
God, Lobster, and the Price of a Roof
Rye, NH: On the same day, the Lord Almighty spoke to Joe Biden and told him to take a knee and then turned his eyes to Troon on Scotland and anointed Xander Schauffele as the winner of The Open, because you need help from the Almighty to win the greatest game ever played on an island known for its wind, rough, and vertical bunkers, we sat down for lunch with dear friends at Petey’s in Rye.
Have You Heard of the Memorial Bridge Cat in Portsmouth, New Hampshire?
This writer was with her mom in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and decided to visit the charming Sheafe Street Books. While gazing up at the shelves, one particular book caught our attention. It was a children's story called Memorial Bridge Cat by Crystal Ward Kent, with illustrations by her and Denise F. Brown. Realizing this was about Portsmouth's Memorial Bridge that goes into Kittery, Maine, our interest was piqued immediately.
New Orleans jazz and bluegrass at Maudslay Arts Center this weekend
NEWBURYPORT — The New Black Eagle Jazz Band returns to Maudslay Arts Center Saturday. They will be followed by The Ruta Beggars on Sunday, July 28. “It will be a great weekend for music lovers – New Orleans Jazz on Saturday and bluegrass swing on Sunday. The place will be jumping,” organizers promised.
Poet Scott Withiam to take stage during Jambalaya Horns intermission July 30
IPSWICH — What’s a poet to do while a loud and lively horn band is playing? Wait until the intermission, of course. When The Jambalaya Horns put down their instruments at the Downtown Tuesday concert on July 30, it will be Scott Withiam’s cue to step up to the microphone.
Verse/Visual gets jiggy with it in 2024
What happens when you experience a piece of art? Is what we see in fact what the artist intended us to see, or something else entirely?. Verse/Visual, a local art display, aims to explore just that. On August 16, the Sixth Annual Verse/Visual will begin in downtown Ipswich. The art...
Haverhill Public Library Hosts Virtual Author Talk for ‘A Gentleman and a Thief’
Haverhill Public Library presents Dean Jobb, the author of “A Gentleman and a Thief: The Daring Jewel Heists of a Jazz Age Rogue,” in a virtual author talk Monday night. Attendees can listen to the Canadian author discuss his work and the process of writing his newest book with Vanity Fair Senior Media Correspondent Joe Pompeo.
Haverhill Book Buddies Reading Program Opens Registration
Haverhill Book Buddies is celebrating the end of the 2023 to 2024 school year and opens registration for next year’s Book Buddy volunteers to the public. Associated with Haverhill Promise, Haverhill Book Buddies has supported literacy in third grade classrooms throughout Haverhill for the past three years. This year, 403 students across five elementary schools and 20 classrooms participated alongside 500 volunteers from Book Buddies and Letter Screeners. More than 1,000 new books were distributed and over 2,000 letters were exchanged between the students and volunteers.
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