The Piscataquog River Park seems to be one of Manchester's best kept secrets, an 112-acre oasis of nature on two sides of this bubbling river inside the city. Some residents know about part of it where the rail trail passes through, but a whole section of it with trails lies behind the Georg…
Sunday, April 28, 2024
DEAR ABBY: I have been deceiving my husband for a couple of months and can’t figure out how to come clean. I feel like a terrible person. We have been married 17 years, and during the first four or five we were happy. We don’t have very many disagreements, but when we do, he always wins. Thi…
DEAR READERS: Here is another hint for cleaning your walls: Make sure to dust your walls before cleaning them. Wash from the bottom up so that the drips won’t make their marks. Clean small areas at a time, then rinse and dry before moving on to another area.
Saturday, April 27, 2024
DEAR ABBY: I am a teacher. I have a young son, and I love being off when he is out for school holidays and spending summers together. I feel I have the best of both worlds. I recently married a woman who is 14 years younger than me and is also a teacher. My wife hates the profession. She fee…
Friday, April 26, 2024
Learn about the resting places of blacksmiths, doctors, milliners, teachers, librarians and other workers of the past with the Forest Hill Cemetery Tour.
Manchester aldermen have given the go-ahead for Water Works personnel to proceed with the design-and-build phase of an estimated $35 million project relocating the department’s administration and garage from Lincoln Street to Lake Shore Road.
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