Strawbery Banke Makes an Important Black History Discovery at Penhallow House
Penhallow House, the only “saltbox” house remaining at Strawbery Banke Museum, was once home to an extended African-American family.
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Helping New Hampshire’s Immigrants Find Career Success
Jean Hakuzimana of NH Songa is helping immigrants find meaningful work across the Granite State
King at “The Pearl”
Children’s book by Portsmouth minister and Maine writer tells the story of 1952 visit by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
New Road To Owning a Home
Latino-owned Coa Realty Group helps Granite Staters access bilingual resources and support on the path to home ownership.
Meet Dr. Wayne Lesperance New England College’s first Hispanic President
If you had asked Dr. Wayne Lesperance 25 years ago where he thought he would end up in his career, college president was one of the last things he would have predicted.
Partners in Business and Life
Antique dealers, Lionel Loveless and Greg Pruitt, reflect on their long road to acceptance in NH
Hot Dogging It Down the Mountain
Freestyle skiing comes full circle at Waterville Valley in January with World Cup event
Missed Opportunities
Chris Stinson talks about the lack of filmmaking incentives in the Granite State
Preserving Puddle Dock History
In their own words ... with Sherm Pridham
Sharing Lessons Learned
At 80, sculptor John Weidman continues to explore new ideas and share his passion with other artists
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