Today marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of one of the 20th century’s most prolific and consequential inventors. It was on this day that Ralph Henry Baer was born in Pirmasens, Germany. Baer would go on to create a host of electronic devices, toys, and gadgets. None, however, would be bigger than his seminal conceptualization and work around what was to become the modern video game industry.
MANCHESTER, NH – Turning the corner into 2022, many people have more comfortably settled into the work-from-home lifestyle. Home conversions took the form of guest rooms transformed into dedicated office space, stationary desks were traded in for standing desks and stools, WiFi subscriptions were upgraded and espresso machines were purchased. However, not everyone can or …
Here are the Valentine’s Day Specials in Manchester for 2022. We will make sure to add more as they come up, make sure to give us any tips of any Valentine’s happenings around town.
Michel’s collection includes clutch bags, phone cases, spiral notebooks, throws, pillows, apparel, and more highlighting her design aesthetic to elevate works of obscure art and photography, and shifts the narrative by presenting her subject – 16th -19th-century persons of color – through an uncommon lens.
The movement around sustainable burials is growing in New Hampshire, but there’s at least one state law on the books that Nicoll and other advocates say could hamper people’s right to choose how they are buried: a 1971 statute on embalming that Nicoll is now working to repeal with the help of her state representative, Jerry Knirk, a Freedom Democrat.
Young families with small children have a hard time finding places to go where they feel comfortable, safe and able to have fun. And more than ever, they’re getting cooped up in their houses. This spring there may be a solution for southern New Hampshire: The Nest Family Cafe.
As the workforce and the culture around it changes, people have now taken to working by their favorite window, scheduling their calls in the afternoon so they can have the morning for themselves, and frequenting local watering holes for a home office break. Since the pandemic began, hoards of workers have opted-in to opting-out of the office, even changing roles and internal dynamics to prioritize the new working style.
New Hampshire residents will have to get their act together if they want to compete with their New England neighbors when it comes to brain skill smarts.
To discuss what’s happening in New Hampshire newsrooms we have Phil Kincade, the executive director of the New Hampshire Press Association, as well as Steve Leone, publisher for the Concord Monitor and vice president for news for the Monitor’s parent company, Newspapers of New England.
Parents unable to find or afford child care have abandoned the workforce, leaving employers across all sectors desperate for staff. Some, including child care providers, have had to limit hours or close altogether. Others, facing soaring operating costs, are wondering how long they can afford the salaries they increased to lure job seekers.
This expansion of the Palace Youth Theatre offers comprehensive weekly dance, voice, and acting training for students ages three to adult.
The Millyard Museum will open its exhibit celebrating the Queen City Athletic Hall of Fame with an open house to be held Oct. 19 from 5:30-7:30 p.m.