Arts and Entertainment
Mike Morin, John Robinson, and Rebecca Kaiser Gibson: Author Updates
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Periodically, I wanted to update what has been happening to a few of the authors I’ve got to know and let folks know what’s been happening for them.
Arts and Entertainment
Rebecca Kaiser Gibson: The Promise of a Normal Life
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Rebecca Kaiser Gibson’s debut novel is The Promise of a Normal Life (Arcade Publishing). Although Gibson is known mainly for her captivating poetry, Rebecca and I talked about her new work and the switch in genres
Celebrating Pets
Welcoming Gabe to Our Family
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We lost our beloved, Amber, this summer. Buddy, our nine-year-old has been so lonely, so we needed to start looking for a friend for him and a new pup to love for us.
Arts and Entertainment
A NH Writer’s Life: John Perrault – Season of Shagginess
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John Perrault’s bio defines him as a balladeer, poet, author, and songwriter. From 2003 to 2005, he was the poet laureate of Portsmouth.
Feature
Maggi Rotteveel – Shoe Designer in Londonderry
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New Hampshire is rich in gems, not the geological kind but the hidden figures who reside here and are among those who are accomplished in one way or another. Maggi Rotteveel is one of those gems.
Feature
My Friend John Harrigan Has Passed
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When I finally met John in person, he was as handsome as the picture next to his Sunday column. He was genuine, and we fell into an easy conversation that went on for hours.
Arts and Entertainment
Author Michael Davidow Featured on Launch of Bev Stoddart’s The First Line
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In a Zoom interview Monday evening, Davidow, discussed his new book, the fable titled Chanukah Land, with Stoddart. The new series will be archived on InDepthNH.org’s YouTube page.
Business & Economy
Ski Areas in NH Take Advantage of Cold Weather To Open Lifts
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Ski areas throughout the state are taking full advantage of the hard turn in the weather to cold this week, and with the help of some natural snow that fell Tuesday and Wednesday, they plan to start turning lifts as early as Friday.
Chris Sununu
Democrats Pick Up Seats Despite Republican Gerrymandering
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Democrats picked up about 19 more seats in the House of Representatives, despite what they called Republican efforts to gerrymander them out of offices across the state for the next decade.
Tuesday’s elections brought out some pluses, and they identified some priorities going.