When I was in New Boston on Saturday I discovered the most amazing tiny little coffee shop run by a Mom named Rachel. She was inspired to open it because her son has cancer. That’s where she got the name for “The Cure Cafe”. From their Facebook page: The Cure Café is...

New Hampshire observes Children's Environmental Health Day annually on the second Thursday of October (October 8, 2026), established officially by state statute (RSA 4:13-ee) to raise awareness about clean air, clean water, safe food, and healthy environments for...

I was pleased to attend and say a few words about Dan McDonald, retired chief of fire in New Boston, at the dedication ceremony of the new fire station named after him. Dan served 42 years with the New Boston Fire Department, including 23 years...

Senator Ricciardi spent the day at the Greenfield Oktoberfest. Pictured in the article is Senator Denise Ricciardi chatting with a volunteer at Greenfield Oktoberfest. Read more...

By Rick Green Sentinel Staff Sep 29, 2026 Millions of additional dollars from New Hampshire’s meals and rooms tax would go to towns and cities in a legislative proposal aimed at helping reduce high property taxes. State Sen. Denise Ricciardi, R-Bedford, wants 40...

The print counterpart to this story in The National Herald ran in this week’s issue, which was distributed to Greek homes and businesses. The story features the New Hampshire-Greece Trade Council in a story on page 7 titled, “New Hampshire-Greece Trade Council...

State Sen. Denise Ricciardi attended Wednesday’s Jaffrey Select Board meeting to highlight recent legislative efforts and hear local concerns regarding school funding and infrastructure backlogs. Ricciardi, a Bedford Republican representing District 9 — which includes...

In the posting "TWO STORIES OF LAND" (part 2) Camilla Sanderson talked about Senator Ricciardi's visit to the town of Temple, which is located in Senatorial District 9. In Temple, New Hampshire, on Labor Day, Monday September 7, at four in the afternoon, about 35-40...

This was published in the Union Leader on Friday, September 25, 2026 Matt McLaughlin’s “three-step plan” to lower property taxes may sound good as a political soundbite, but the math does not hold up. Voters in Senate District 9 deserve real numbers that don’t slam...

Every year, Glendi brings together people in Manchester and from across our state to celebrate our vibrant Greek community and to enjoy delicious food. Fitting that we celebrated establishing a New Hampshire-Greece Trade Council at the opening of this beloved festival...