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My column reviewing Famous Village Pizza has received yet another reader comment [Comment as follows: “Clemenza’s Pizza is so much better than you guys. They have awesome pizza. Blows yours out of the water. Way better customer service, too.” -Mike]. Well, Mike, this actually provides an ...
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Today I present to you a tale of misconduct so alarming that it must be told – even though it happened in the distant land of Chichester and not here in the ‘bronx: My folks own a rental property over off of Route 4 that had been vacant for some time, but was leased to a fresh pair of tenants within the last month. ...
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Here is some further info concerning the Front Street bust, including mug shots of the two junkies: http://www.concordmonitor.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090509/NEWS01/905090309/1001/RSS01 It turns out that homeboy is a methadone patient (big surprise), and has been selling to an undercover for the last few months leading to his ...
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So it would seem that our favorite neighborhood drug dealer has met some trouble with John Q. Law: http://www.wmur.com/news/19404528/detail.html This was the “flagrant drug dealer” which I briefly mentioned in an earlier post. His mask has been removed by Scooby, and his identity was revealed to be one Christopher ...
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The Musicians of Wall Street Recital Series continues this year with an afternoon concert by the Cantabile String Quartet. Performing music of Mozart, Boccherini, Winter and Borodin, the Quartet features Bozena O’Brien and Pattison Story, violin; Brian Whitfield, viola; and Toni Rapier, cello. The concert will take place in the Music ...
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With a Mercury-Redstone rocket at the front entry and a prominent observatory dome, New England's premier air and space science center will make its home in Concord, New Hampshire, opening on March 6. The new 45,000 square-foot McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center will house new interactive science exhibits, an expanded gift shop, café, ...
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The legacy of student Zech Devits continues as NHTI hosts its 7th Annual Wheelchair Basketball Benefit Tuesday, February 10, 2009, in the Crocker Wellness Center. The Capital Wheelers Team (Granite State Independent Living and NHTI Students) face off against the NHTI (employee) All Stars at 4:30 p.m. Admission is $1, and proceeds from the game and ...
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Public Invited to Celebrate 200th Anniversary of President’s Birth On Thursday, February 12, 2009, the New Hampshire Historical Society will host a birthday party to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s (1809–1865) birth and the opening of its new exhibition Abraham Lincoln and New Hampshire. The public is invited ...
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The Bach’s Lunch Series continues on February 5th with a lecture by Mark Shilansky entitled “Old Favorites, New Sounds: Interpreting Popular Songs.” On February 12th, Peggo Horstmann Hodes, vocalist, and Kent Allyn, piano, bass and guitar, will present “Winter of Love: Musical Valentines.” Bach’s Lunch programs ...
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New Hampshire November 2008 Market Trends report.
This months market report by Demographer Peter Francese was just released by the New Hampshire Association of REALTORS and as always Peter Francese calls it the way he sees it. "Say goodbye to a frightful 2008 and hello to a better 2009″... I sure hope he is right because for many 2008 ...
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