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Sunday Magazine

16th annual Celebrate Samhain event a big success

Advanced publicity beckoning witches, wise folk and the curious from New England and beyond attracted crowds on Oct. 23 to DoubleTree by Hilton in Nashua to “Celebrate Samhain,” a 16th annual regional presentation of an ancient Celtic festival marking the end of the harvest and the ...

Quilter, volunteering with cancer patients, in need of fabric

Quilting dates as far back as the first century AD, according to Grove’s Dictionary of Art, and is often categorized as a craft for practical purposes as well as an art form for display, however, quilting as a therapy in cancer care is a relatively new concept. Quilting craft therapy works ...

What goes around comes around: Roller skating’s retro appeal

WALTHAM, Mass. – At a nondescript, basketball court in Waltham, Massachusetts, the leaves take on an autumnal glow and the air is crisp. But there are no pickup basketball players. This is now a spot for people who roller skate. “I had my eye on skates for a while – I saw they were ...

Radiation Center of Greater Nashua celebrates 30 years

NASHUA – Last week, the Radiation Center of Greater Nashua celebrated 30 years of providing radiation therapy to the Greater Nashua Community. A ribbon cutting ceremony kicked off the event. Medical leaders, industry partners and community advocates participated. A brief address about recent ...

Despite cold, damp weather, cars at The Telegraph’s Motor Mania shine

The Telegraph’s 13th annual Motor Mania event was a hit, despite cold, damp weather last weekend. The event, which made its return after the pandemic, was hosted at the Nashua Senior Activity Center, where more than a dozen vendors showcased their businesses. Food, music and senior center ...

Thorntons Ferry School accessible playground finished

Thorntons Ferry School students, staffers and guests recently celebrated the grand opening of an expanded, modern playground showcasing state-of-the-art structures designed to be inclusive for all within the student body, children ages 5-12. Saluted at the Sept. 9 event were those who raised ...