Insider Staff | August 31, 2010
Last month, dozens of local athletes participated in the Timberman Sprint, a short-distance triathlon around Lake Winnipesaukee that consists of a 0.3-mile swim, 15-mile bike ride and 3-mile run.
The Cruel Opressor wasn't always so cruel
Before the Insider was the strapping, young publication it is today, it was just a mere twinkle in someone’s eye.
Craiglist Missed Connections
Plus, a trip to the Blarney House!
Insider Staff | August 31, 2010
No, we haven’t forgotten how to form sentences and use punctuation – these Missed Connections were better left unedited.
You waited on us at the Barley House - m4w - 41
Insider Staff | August 31, 2010
Where would the Bulletin Board be without Debbie LaValley’s nature shots?
Insider Staff | August 31, 2010
Our fifth-grade correspondents are such jet-setters. In May, we published a photo of Ella Fabozzi holding The Insider in Florence, Italy.
Concord Public Library
Robbin Bailey for the Insider | August 31, 2010
Scent of the Missing: Love & Partnership with a Search-and-Rescue Dog
Susannah Charleson
2010, 288 pages
Setting: Dallas
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Volunteer NH for the Insider | August 31, 2010
Since 2003, Volunteer NH has recognized volunteers around the state for their service through the annual Spirit of New Hampshire Awards. This year, nominations are due by Sept. 15.
McGowan Fine Art for the Insider | August 31, 2010
McGowan Fine Art announces the opening of “Contemporary,” featuring the work of Lotus Lien, Lynda Litchfield and Fred Lynch. The show will run from Sept. 7 to Oct.
Get prepared
American Red Cross for the Insider | August 31, 2010
With an extremely active hurricane season looming and local disasters such as recent home fires, the American Red Cross in New Hampshire is gearing up for the next major storm, which includes an activ
Suncook Valley Chorale for the Insider | August 31, 2010
The Suncook Valley Chorale will begin its 29th fall season with two non-audition open sing nights for new and current members at Pleasant View Retirement Center, 227 Pleasant St., on Sept.
This week in Concord history
- Aug. 31, 1892 – The statue of antislavery Sen. John P. Hale is completed outside the State House.
Local homebrewers make yummy booze
When I got the invite to spend a night sipping beer with the Concord Area Homebrewers, I wasn't sure what to expect.
He's been described as Concord's Jimmy Olson
There's a new city hall reporter in town, and his name is Ben Leubsdorf (pronounced LOOBS-dorf. Try saying that 10 times fast).
Straight from the newsroom
It's the closest thing to alchemy in this business, the factors that do - or don't - make something news.
Ball & Chain
Plus: Back off, Mom, they'll figure it out
Bill Twibill and Casper Kranenburg for the Insider | August 31, 2010
As it turns out, it's pretty complicated
It's not until we hit print that the real action begins. But then we realized . . . we didn't exactly know what that action was.
Ginny Babczak or the Insider | August 24, 2010
The renowned family history resource AncestryLibrary has returned to Concord Public Library thanks to a gift from the Concord Public Library Foundation.
A brief (albeit riveting) history of the Insider
Before the Insider was the strapping, young publication it is today, it was just a mere twinkle in someone’s eye.
Meet your local Timbermen (and women)
Last month, dozens of local athletes participated in the Timberman Sprint, a short-distance triathlon around Lake Winnipesaukee that consists of a 0.3-mile swim, 15-mile bike ride and 3-mile run.