by Laura Pope | Apr 23, 2018 | Life & Leisure, Today
It’s a well-known adage that to juggle the myriad demands of running a thriving organization requires wearing many hats. In the case of Miriam Carter, the new executive director—since January—of the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen, this idiom is both figurative and...
by Laura Pope | Apr 23, 2018 | Life & Leisure, Today
BY LAURA POPEImagine a hand-wrought John James Audubon illustration of a colorful bird in nature composed with the sensibility of artist Edward Gorey. The image that most likely comes to mind is of a realistic yet distorted, somewhat allegorical polychrome...
by Ernesto Burden | Apr 23, 2018 | Home & Garden, Today
BY DEBBIE KANEStarting in spring, Concord’s Birch Street Community Garden hums with activity as gardeners of all ages tend more than a hundred plots of flower and vegetable gardens. It’s just more evidence that community gardening has taken root in the Capitol...
by Ernesto Burden | Apr 23, 2018 | Home & Garden, Today
BY JERRY KINGWILL, PHOTOS COURTESY OF COBB HILL CONSTRUCTIONSome young homebuyers view their first house as a starter home—an inexpensive place to hold them as they grow their family and finances. Then they seek out the next house and begin a process of purchasing homes...
by Ernesto Burden | Apr 23, 2018 | Health & Wellness, Today
BY SHANTI DOUGLASCommunication is the foundation of any healthy relation-ship, but it’s often the hardest thing for couples to do. Busy-ness and going in multiple directions distract us, and we fear that conflict is inherent in communication. Given the importance and...
by Ernesto Burden | Apr 23, 2018 | Health & Wellness, In Print, Today
BY TINA ANNIS, ESQ. AND JEFFREY J. ZELLERS, ESQ.GLJane Concordian was an organized woman. She paid her bills on time. She maintained her tax records in a properly labeled file cabinet, and she balanced her checkbook every month. As Jane got older, she began to...
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