CONWAY — A tip of the chef’s hat (and a bow with a mask, with Gov. Chris Sununu’s new mask mandate) to Chef Daniel Rassi of North Conway's Wicked Fresh Craft Burgers and Fire by Wicked Fresh, for winning the "Burger" segment of the Comfort Food Feud tournament on Food Network's "Chopped," a …
In these challenging times, Wednesday’s Veterans Day ceremonies presented by American Legion Post 95 of North Conway and Post 46 of Conway in North Conway’s Schouler Park were a godsend.
WHY NOT WRITE about elections?
TO MASK OR NOT TO MASK — Is that really still a question, given all the evidence that as many as 100,000 lives could be saved between now and February if everyone were to wear a mask? I’m no scientist, but I certainly listen to them. A national mask mandate could do so much.
DURING THIS BEAUTIFUL time of the year, it’s always fun to take a road trip to lesser-visited parts of the White Mountains — especially when safe social distancing is one of your aims during these pandemic times.
HERE IT COMES!
WELCOME TO “SNOLIAGE” season, that magical time of the year when we still have foliage in the lower elevations and snow on the summit of Mount Washington. At least some things have remained normal, right?
FIRST WEEKEND OF OCTOBER greetings to you and your favorite virtual fairgoer.
WELCOME TO FALL, the season referred to by poet John Keats as the season of “mists and mellow fruitfulness” in his ode, “To Autumn.”
FOR THE PAST 22 years, the third Saturday in September has been one of the most sacred days of the year in terms of fundraisers here in Mount Washington Valley — it's the day of Jen’s Friends Climb Against Cancer.
SO, FROM FLYING CANOE protests above Cathedral Ledge, the primary elections and the start of school Tuesday, life was interesting to cover this week.
SOMETIMES, LIFE’S little gifts are the ones that come most unexpectedly.
CONWAY — Today marks what would have been the 77th birthday of my late oldest brother, decorated Army Silver Star-winning Vietnam helicopter pilot veteran and Country Ecology newspaper and radio columnist naturalist David L. Eastman of Tamworth.
ONCE AN OUTLAW FAN, always an Outlaw fan.
DWIGHT A. SMITH was not the sailor pictured kissing a dental assistant on V-J Day in that famous Alfred Eisenstaedt Times Square Life Magazine photo 75 years ago, but it could have been.
TOP OF AUGUST to you and yours, which not only means it’s yours truly’s birthday today (8-1) and the start of vacation, but it also means it’s the height of summer and the best news for any true New Englander is the start of the fresh sweet native corn harvesting season.
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