Archives: July 2019

Don’t Miss “Macbeth” Opera Style

Opera North brings the drama with Verdi's version of the Scottish Play
Erica Thoits,

Opera North brings the drama with Verdi’s version of the Scottish Play from August 4-10 at the Lebanon Opera House.

Beer Features, Meet the Brewer

Meet the Brewer: Alex Rice of Frogg Brewing

Meet the Head Brewer from Marlborough's new amphibious brewery
Intern,

With more than 70 craft breweries spread across the state (and new ones opening seemingly every week), it’s no secret that New Hampshire is home to some great beer. To help you get to know some of the Granite State’s favorite sudsy spots, we’re implementing a new series of “Meet the Brewer” profiles to introduce you to our top-notch New…
Food & Drink

New Tuscan Market Now Open in Portsmouth

This charming marketplace offers made-to-order Italian lunch and dinner staples in addition to specialty products
Emily Heidt,

This charming marketplace offers made-to-order Italian lunch and dinner staples in addition to specialty products right in the middle of Portsmouth’s Market Square.
Seniors

Transitioning Into Retirement

Taking the next steps into retirement isn't always easy
Lynne Snierson,

You’ve clocked out of your career and finally reached the stage where you’ve put the daily grind behind. But don’t assume that retired life will be a big proverbial bowl of cherries with days spent happily on the greens lowering your golf handicap or merrily sailing into technicolor sunsets on Golden Pond. Here are some tips for handling the reality of retirement.

Humor

Some Kinda Fun

A trip through the Granite State Wayback Machine
Adi Rule,

New Hampshire’s own Adi Rule discusses the wonders of a Granite State summer, from visiting the dump to looking at pigs.
Politics

Women Candidates Win in New Hampshire

The Granite State Primary could throw the country a curve
James Pindell,

New Hampshire voters may have a distinctly different opinion about what, exactly, electable means. For a while now, voters in the Granite State, particularly Democrats, have long preferred and sought to recruit female candidates, believing they had a better chance of winning. And our election record is quite clear — in New Hampshire, women win.