Some dynamics behind this discrepancy
By Ken Wells
The two largest supermarket chain owners in the United States have been sued by the Federal Trade Commission over their proposed merger, which would drive grocery prices even higher, by reducing competition across the entire country. Only the federal government has the power to protect consumers against abuse by this type of giant interstate monopoly. […]
2024-25 mission affordability plan
Press release
Danbury – Ragged Mountain, already named New England’s “Best Overall Value” resort by New England Ski Journal, has announced an initiative to freeze or reduce prices on a plethora of offerings for the 2024-25 winter season. The resort says it will be holding or reducing lift ticket rates and providing deeper discounts for ticket products […]
Press release
Andover’s Pizza Chef will be hosting a classic car show, that is cars over 20 years old. Owners are invited to participate and be a part of the town’s Fourth of July celebration. For more information, contact either Jim or Marie at 603 735-5002.
Classic New England chophouse on Pleasant Lake
Press release
In late spring 2024, Green Heart Hospitality will open the doors to The Oak Room, a contemporary take on the classic American chophouse. The Oak Room is found nestled amongst the trees, located along the shores of Pleasant Lake in New London, New Hampshire, 1.5 miles north of Main Street within the historic Inn at […]
Dulcee Loehn lives in Danbury with two rescue dogs
Press release
Dulcee, a visionary Certified FocalPoint Business Coach and the owner of FocalPoint Business Performance, Inc., is on a mission to ignite growth and success. With over 30 years of coaching experience and expertise in business management, organizational effectiveness, and leadership, Dulcee collaborates closely with businesses, unlocking their full potential. Her passion lies in empowering her […]
Celebrates one year under new ownership with interstate sign
Press release
The owners of Cafe One East in Warner, New Hampshire, gathered underneath the Rt 89, Exit 9 Southbound attractions sign for a quick celebratory photo. The newly installed sign is aimed at driving additional traffic into the heart of Warner. Warner is a small Main Street township with a population of about 3,000 residents. The […]
May schedule of workshops
By Heather Turner
Online Marketing Tip : Remember to take advantage of your email signature. A good email signature should have your name, your business name, and website address and include any active social media channels you have. Don’t forget you can also drive traffic to your blog or to current specials. Just adding a logo and “find […]
No crystal ball required for this assessment
By Ken Wells
You can stand far above the countryside on the rocky outcrops of Mount Sunapee, Mount Kearsarge, or Ragged Mountain. On a sunny day, you may see all the way to a clear horizon. But with even such a sweeping outlook, the sources of the energy our busy lives demand are often hard to see and […]
Delicious breakfast and lunch crepes
By Susan Chase
The motto on the website for Downtown Crepes, located at 42 Franklin Street in Franklin, is, “You Might Love Them.” And I did, when I stopped recently to investigate this small, charming shop just off Central Street in downtown Franklin that I’d been curious about. I loved both the crepe I ate for a late breakfast, the […]
Best maple syrup in state
February 18, 2024 •
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By Barbara Mills Lassonde
Where can you find the best maple syrup in New Hampshire? According to the New Hampshire Maple Producers Association, it’s Will-A-Way Maple Farm in South Newbury. James Gove and Melissa Storrs, proprietors of Will-A-Way Maples, recently took first place in the Carlisle Competition at the Association’s annual meeting in Plymouth. In order to compete for […]