New Hampshire Chef Schools News
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The son of eminent businessman and civic leader Wilbur E. Hightower, young Frank was sent to New Hampshire's Exeter Academy before heading to Yale. and more »
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Alana Dolloff, who is ordinary manager of the kitchen, is a graduate of NH College with a degree in the hotel management. She continued her hands-on culinary
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What's for dinner? Adjoining culinary team goes to championship this weekThey will vie for top honors against student teams from New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Ohio, Vermont, and West Virginia.
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Isn't it nostalgic?We asked dozens of people throughout southern New Hampshire for tales of romance — romantic stories that happened to them, unpractical stories they witnessed, and more »
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CONCORD — The New Hampshire Spaced out Technology Council Kocher Scholarship application deadline is Feb. 28. The council will bestowal up to five $2000 scholarships
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The dining foyer's head chef, Tim Trachimowicz, says that each new school year has brought a larger slew of students asking for assistance in dealing with and more »
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At the University of New Hampshire, all three dining halls equip ready-to-order omelet and stir-fry stations with special pans for gluten-open-handed orders only and more »
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Less ill still, it is made in New Hampshire, in Londonderry, where Stonyfield Farms makes its headquarters and farms. "It's best that you can buy it in four and more »
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Sixteen boys from St. Theresa's and three boys from other schools went a combined 4-1. Pair New Hampshire was 3-0, winning the tournament championship. and more »
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Our yesterdays Laconia Citizen
The Laconia and Lake Village Irrigate Works corporation held its first meeting, Aug. 2, at the office of W. L. Melcher & Co. "A large number of the solid commerce-men and citizens of Laconia and Lake Village were in attendance. The different sources and methods which have been proposed to furnish a fitting supply of water for both villages were earnestly discussed." A committee was appointed to draft bylaws.
100 YEARS AGO (1909)
from The Laconia Democrat
The Hoary Mountain Express north in the afternoon of Aug. 7 "was made up of sixteen cars, all loaded to the steps and drawn by two locomotives. The lake bailiwick got a big crowd of these tourists, several hundred of them leaving the train at The Weirs for Centre Harbor, Melvin and other points on Winnipesaukee."
The Lawrence Ice Co. opened its houses at Cass Emphasize, Aug. 12, and "are shipping their ice to Lawrence."
The property lying between Main and Pleasant streets and known as the Folsom
