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CONCORD – Twenty-five conservation projects from Westmoreland to Dover, and Plainfield to Ossipee were approved for grants from the Land and Community Heritag

PLAINFIELD, NH — Amplified Arts, in partnership with the Maxfield Parrish Stage Set Committee, will present Shakespeare’s classic tragedy, “Romeo & Juliet,” on the breathtaking Maxfield Parrish stage set at

New series: Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Gil Gaul dives into newspaper clippings, archives and other sources to reveal the complex story of the New Jersey artist, outdoorsman, developer and speculator who filled miles of Outer Banks beaches with vacation houses.

Experience culinary excellence at resorts in these 48 cities with Michelin-starred dining and champagne service.

100 Years Ago: 1923 A copper still and coll, a barrel of mash, some beer, a little “moonshine” and a barrel of empty bottles were seized by Deputies Levesque, Maloney and Dobbins at 96 First Street, Auburn yesterday afternoon. 50 Years Ago: 1973 (Sun Journal photo) DECISIONS, DECISIONS, DECISIONS…It’s obvious that Billy Robichaud of 103 […]

As you delve into Gill Bustamante's world, you'll find that her art is more than just oil paint on canvas

I love to watch them on these Maxfield Parrish mornings as I take my walk near the neighborhood school: the fourth-grader flashing by on his bike, eager to get to

Ansel’s work demands to be considered on its own, independent of any pictorial point of departure. Why this is the case reflects a female artist’s relationship to tradition—one to which critics might say she “owes” so much. In fact, Ansel is dependent on no one but herself, and these splendid images owe nothing to anyone, especially to no man. They are exuberant, passionate, and reaffirm the sheer joy of abstract painting.

CORNISH — In 1922, one in every four households had a print of NH artist Maxfield Parrish’s most celebrated work, ‘Daybreak.’ Parrish himself called the piece the epitome of his

PLAINFIELD, N.H. The Plainfield Town Hall holds a dual role in the community — as home to a one-of-a-kind stage set painted by artist Maxfield Parrish and as a community