Archives: November 2015

Reader Letters

Your Letters From the December 2015 Issue

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. Sparking Memories I enjoyed your editorial in the November issue. It “sparked” some very nice memories. I grew up in Philadelphia, and “Edmund Scientific” was almost local, across the river in NJ. My father bought a “crystal radio” kit from…
Editor's Note

Unsought Gifts

Rick Broussard,

Here in the season of giving, it’s a good time to consider a certain set of gifts — the kind we never wanted and would have said “No, thanks,” if anyone had asked.
Winter Events

28 Ways to Have Fun This Winter

This year, why not resolve to make the best of the snow and ice? Here are 28 things to do (outside), from climbing a frozen waterfall and learning how to build a snow shelter to skiing and ice fishing.
Barbara Radcliffe Rogers, Stillman Rogers, Photographer,

This year, why not resolve to make the best of the snow and ice? Here are 28 things to do (outside), from climbing a frozen waterfall and learning how to build a snow shelter to skiing and ice fishing.

Best Lawyers Awards Reception

Photos from our Best Lawyers Award Reception held at the Currier Museum of Art on November 3. The evening was sponsored by Fiduciary Trust of New England. Photos by Wendy Wood.

Miracle on Beech Street

During a time when the news cycle is filled with stories of tension between police officers and their communities, we invite you to learn about one local effort in Manchester that offers hope for the future.
John Clayton, Matthew Lomanno, Photographer,

At the Manchester Police Athletic League, officers change the lives of local youth for the better.