Clean House's Messiest Home in the Country is also the meanest
The Pop Diner by Teresa santoski
Holy cow. Did anyone catch the final installment of Clean House's search for the messiest home in the country last night? No worries if you didn't - it's on again tonight at 9.
I started watching 45 minutes into the two-hour.. (Read More)
UK libel laws vs. scientific inquiry
Granite Geek by David brooks
I have just added a button in the right-hand rail to the Sense About Science site - pretty belatedly, since I've been following the issue for a while. It concerns a British matter, involving an absurd legal ruling in the UK that equates a demand for scientific support.. (Read More)
School board sets principal appointments and salaries for next year
Learning Curve by Michael brindley
Monday night, the Board of Education approved the recommended appointments and salaries for principals and assistant principals for the 2009-10 school year. Here they are:
Approval of the Superintendent’s Elementary Assistant Principal Assignments for the 2009-10 school year as follows: (Read More)
Valdez still struggling
Defenders Home Base by Tom king
Slowly but surely, starting pitcher Luis Valdez is coming out of spring training mode, if his last four innings of work were any indication in Wednesday's 5-0 Defenders loss at the hands of the Quebec Capitales.
Quebec touched Valdez for five runs on six hits in the first two innings, but.. (Read More)
Johnny does not come marching home
NH Prime Cuts by Kevin landrigan
Former US Sen. John E. Sununu will confirm tonight that he will not seek a vacant Senate seat in 2010, opening up a scramble for potential, Republican candidates.
Sununu, 44, lost a tight and expensive rematch to Democrat Jeanne Shaheen in 2008 and since then has landed some key appointments.. (Read More)
Feelin' Crabby
On Assignment by Corey
I just returned home to soggy NH from wonderful 85+ degree VA Beach. This beach crab pretty much sums up my feelings toward the weather today: Crabby.
Best,
Corey Perrine .. (Read More)
Early reaction to 250-word letter limit is ...
The Editor\'s Blog by Nick pappas
I must say the initial response to my decision to begin imposing a 250-word limit on letters to the editor this week has been pretty reasonable.
Other than the two comments at the end of the original blog item,.. (Read More)
99 cent tacos and chipotle margaritas
Live Free or Dine by Michelle collins
Margarita's may not serve true, authentic Mexican fare, but their food is nonetheless delicious. Lucky for Marg fans like myself, the local chain has a new Fiesta Zone Menu, served in the bar from 4-6 p.m... (Read More)
Special holiday fare at sometimes special prices
Savvy Shopper by Sherman smith
Here comes the Fourth and supermarket chains are ready, but pick your markets carefully to get the best bargains.
Stop & Shop, in Hudson and Milford, both have 12 ears of corn for $1.99, sirloin steak tips for $3.99 a pound, Coke product 12-packs at five.. (Read More)
Logano records the win in Loudon
Just Racin\' by George scione
It's official. The race is over and Joey Logano has won his first career Sprint Cup race. .. (Read More)
Queen city passes Pay-to-Play for school sports
Raising Athletes by Bob hammerstrom
The Manchester School District passed a budget including extracurricular user fees for the city's schools. Pay-to-play has spread to the queen city like a disease among behives.
.. (Read More)
Volunteers needed for trail work on Monadnock
Off Track by Andrew wolfe
The Society for the Protection of NH Forests writes:
Concord, NH, June 15, 2009—One of New Hampshire’s most well-loved mountains needs your help. Mount Monadnock’s trails were heavily damaged during the December 2008 ice storm, and the Society for.. (Read More)