Keeping Tabs on Our Long National Nightmare
I grew up in New Hampshire’s Mount Washington Valley, a place marked by great food and its two craft beers: … Continue reading There’s a Bud Light Experience in Merrimack and its way better than you expect
First of all, there’s an Oakland, Maine. This is where the food is cheap and good, the people are sharp-witted but friendly, and the furniture is clunky and uncomfortable. Early Bird Restaurant ticks every box. Continue reading Early Bird feels like how its priced but it tastes 100 times better
The mysteries of life are deep. By global standards, New England is relatively new to the scene, born to Europeans … Continue reading Why does Rhode Island call frappes “cabinets”?
Donors can put money into political action committees that candidates, like House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-CA), can use … Continue reading California Congressman Devin Nunes apparently likes the Boston Celtics
Most of New Hampshire’s state parks are scenic or natural sites, like Mount Washington State Park. A few are historic, almost all of them birthplaces or one-time homes of famous statesmen. Ruggles Mine State Park would be different Continue reading Ruggles Mine would be a different kind of state park
I first visited Ricker Hill Orchards in Turner, Maine, back when I lived nearby in Lewiston. Ricker is a pretty … Continue reading We had a “taste” of hard cider and then we tried to play disc golf
In this week’s Lunch Rush, Salt & Granite takes a look at Subway’s catch-up innovation, the Fritos Chicken Enchilada Melt Continue reading Subway’s Fritos Chicken Enchilada Melt requires a fork or an entire old growth forest worth of napkins
Botnik has been all over the web lately because of its Arrested Development scripts and its Friends episodes. Anyway, before starting Salt & … Continue reading I filled a bot with articles from my last website and asked it to write my first post
Portland officials say they are weighing a fee that would be charged to new hotel developers to help pay for more affordable housing. The hefty $5,000 per room fee would fund affordable housing programs in the city which recently ranked among the most expensive real estate markets in the nation. Continue reading Portland proposes $5,000 per room fee for new hotels