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Made En NH: Two siblings build community for veterans through cornhole (opens the original)
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Siblings Jesus and Vanessa Salamanca run a weekly competitive cornhole league for veterans at Able Ebenezer Brewing Company in Merrimack. The goal was to bring veterans together in a low-key, fun space where they could build community through competition — especially with sports that are easier to pick up, like cornhole. Jesus started NH Urban Sport, which runs the cornhole league and a few other social sporting leagues, shortly after coming back from active duty nearly ten years ago. He said he
Once thought extinct, the Taíno language is finding a new home in Nashua (opens the original)
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A lifelong language nerd, Nashua resident Priscilla Colón started learning about her indigenous roots in 2019 during what she calls a “spiritual awakening slash midlife crisis.” She found herself gravitating towards efforts to bring back Taíno, the most common language in the Caribbean at the time of the Spanish conquest 500 years ago. Even though Taíno is still widely considered extinct, Colón said that traces of it are still preserved in everyday words like “hurricane,” “potato,” “iguana” and
‘Come together as a family’: Latino Vibe festival brings food, music, and heritage to Manchester (opens the original)
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Hundreds of people gathered in Veterans Park in Manchester over the weekend to celebrate the city’s first-ever Latino Vibe Festival. Attendees lined up to enjoy food from across Latin America, including tacos, empanadas, pasteles, piña coladas and pinchos. Alex Medina and Ty Ross work at Bravo restaurant in downtown Manchester. They decided to serve a mix of cultures, including a Nuyorican staple – the classic hot dog. “As soon as we found out that they were doing the festival, I quickly jumped
NH police departments contributing to surge in ICE arrests (opens the original)
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Local police departments in New Hampshire played a significant role in the surge in immigration enforcement in the state this summer, according to federal data obtained through public records requests by the Deportation Data Project. NHPR analyzed this data to look at where arrests happened, the demographics of those arrested, how many people arrested had criminal convictions, and how many arrests resulted in deportations. New Hampshire is the only state in New England where local law enforcemen
NH Colombian community collects supplies for earthquake victims (opens the original)
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Weeks after a powerful earthquake shook Colombia, Colombians in New Hampshire are banding together to send supplies and aid for recovery efforts. The Latin Bakery in Nashua is part of a network that has sprung up in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, sending supplies to the places most affected. Jhon Nieto Orozco is packing boxes to send down. “We’re collecting diapers, hygiene products and cleaning products,” he said. “It’s what’s most needed in this moment in Colombia, because food isn’t as nece
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