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Concord attorney William Chapman, a nationally recognized leader in fighting for open government and free press, will be honored at the Seventh annual Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications First Amendment Awards next month.

The laughter of a full-capacity Night Owl Caf rang loudly throughout the L.P. Young Student Center on Tuesday night, when the NOC held a Comedy Night.

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25 and 26 it will be at the Cocheco Country Club; on Sept. 27 at the McConnell Center.

The farmer's market no one could find has moved to where no one could miss it. The Friday afternoon market has moved from a parking lot on School Street to in front of City Hall on Main Street, said Sue Butler, executive director of Great American Downtown, the organization that sponsors the market.

Muriel Simmons, 79, of 1 Jady Hill Ave., died Sunday, Aug. 16, 2009, at her home after several years of declining health.

Muriel Simmons, 79, of 1 Jady Hill Ave., died Sunday, Aug. 16, 2009, at her home after several years of declining health.

Thursday, August 20th at 7pm: Poetry reading with local poet Elizabeth Kirschner and poet Wendy Mnookin.

Thursday, August 20th at 7pm: Poetry reading with local poet Elizabeth Kirschner and poet Wendy Mnookin.

8. Social hour at 1 p.m., followed by luncheon at 2 p.m. Participants will order from the menu.

Mr. Sununu is so focused on his old "glory days" that he is unable to see that New Hampshire is a better place now than when he ran the show back in the 1980s.

11 at RiverRun Bookstore, 20 Congress St., Portsmouth.Tasch will speak as part of Seacoast Localis iMaking the Connectioni speaker series.

While Gov. John Lynch is expected to sign a bill today to put the Massachusetts tax man at bay within the Granite State, it's questionable what kind of an impact the legislation will have, tax experts on both sides of the border said.

Exeter, NH -The Friends of the Academy Library of Phillips Exeter Academy will host 'An Evening with Paul Sullivan,' on Wednesday, June 24; the first of five concerts of the summer series in Rockefeller Hall, in the Class of 1945 Library, located on Front Street.

If you don't mind dangling 250 feet in the air, you might want to help the Daniel Webster Council of the Boys Scouts of America.

It was a surreal scene at the Verizon Wireless Arena, when 50 models took the stage at the International Fantasy Hair Competition recently, to benefit the New Hampshire Food Bank and sponsored by CB Sullivan Company Inc.

MONADNOCK MUSIC ANNOUNCES 44th SEASON GALA OPENING WEEKEND CONDUCTOR JAMES BOLLE, 'UNEQUALED MUSIC', AUCTION FUNDRAISER AT ORIBE BARN, FIRST-EVER COLLABORATION WITH THE MACDOWELL COLONY Monadnock Music's 44th season begins with two free Beethoven Trail concerts at Sullivan United Congregational Church on July 9, 2009, 7:30PM and at Deering ...

If you want to build anticipation for a restaurant, there are worse ways than to win a chowder contest before you've even opened.

Like hot dogs and lemonade, music just seems to go with summer. Whether it's the songs you listen to as you cruise down city streets with the windows open or the concerts you enjoy while sitting on a picnic blanket in the sun, summer definitely has a soundtrack.

Monadnock Music's 44th season begins with two free Beethoven Trail concerts at Sullivan United Congregational Church on July 9, 2009, 7:30PM and at Deering Community Church on July 10th at 7:30PM. Both concerts' Beethoven Trail offering is the String Quartet in E flat, Op.