January 2015 - Page 2 of 3 - New Hampshire Magazine

"What Color is Monday?” by Carrie Cariello

God’s last name and other questions

January 21, 2015

Barbara Coles,

A beautifully written true book about a family’s experiences with Jack, a young boy with autism.

Unlucky in Love Anti-Valentine's Day Event

Unlucky in love? Share your heartbreak at this anti-Valentine's Day "pop-up museum" at The Market at Luca's in Keene

January 21, 2015

New Hampshire Magazine Staff,

Unlucky in love? Share your heartbreak at this anti-Valentine’s Day “pop-up museum” at The Market at Luca’s in Keene.

Romance and Retail in North Conway

North Conway is captivating

January 20, 2015

Lisa Brown,

North Conway has many winter outdoor activities to offer but we think you should stay warm and check out the shops.

Jeweler Tanya Cherepova of Merrimack

Let your personal adornments be conversation starters

January 20, 2015

Susan Laughlin,

Jeweler Tanya Cherepova’s style varies from delicate flowers to geometric combinations to abstract curvilinear shapes.

Ski Jumping

Ski jumping is a part of New Hampshire's winter sport scene

January 20, 2015

Marty Basch,

What does it take to fly fearlessly through the air? Learn a little more about ski jumping and its place in New Hampshire’s winter sports scene.

The Old Man Lives (On a T-shirt)

A T-shirt competition for New Hampshire students commemorates the iconic granite profile

January 16, 2015

Catie Hall,

A T-shirt competition for New Hampshire students commemorates the iconic granite profile.

When It's More Than Just Snoring

If you snore, you might have a serious condition called sleep apnea

January 16, 2015

Lynne Snierson,

If you snore, you might have a serious condition called sleep apnea. Here’s how to recognize this sleep disorder.

Your Letters from the February 2015 Issue

January 16, 2015

New Hampshire Magazine Staff,

Send letters to Editor Rick Broussard, New Hampshire Magazine, 150 Dow St., Manchester, NH 03101 or e-mail him at editor@nhmagazine.com. Sweet Memories Your item re: “sugar on snow” jogged my memory and took me back to the late 1930s when we called them “leather aprons.” I remember that Esther (Mrs. John F.) Weeks, den mother to a group of Cub Scouts, annually…

Great Skiing and Food Await in Lyme

A February snowstorm suggests a weekend of village pleasures and skiing at the uncrowded Dartmouth Skiway

January 16, 2015

Barbara Radcliffe Rogers,

A February snowstorm suggests a weekend of village pleasures and skiing at the uncrowded Dartmouth Skiway.

The Man Who Mapped NH's White Mountains

January 16, 2015

Jeff Woodburn,

Bradford Washburn — renowned explorer, pioneering cartographer and mountain photographer — lived through nearly all of the 20th century. He was born when aircraft was in its infancy and died when GPS instantly mapped every corner of the globe. Washburn was a man ahead of his time and, when he died in 2007 at the age of 96, the last of his kind.