Jenne Holmes

The popular Dover haunt announced Tuesday morning via their Facebook page that they would be taking a break until early April.

The parking lot, which is rumored to be the largest Roman Catholic parking lot in New Hampshire, was filled to the brim.

The Marti family wants to offer the community an opportunity to literally leave their mark on the house.

It's okay to take a nap if you really need it...

I'm not one for venturing far from home but I make an exception when it comes to Portland Maine. So for my birthday this year I set off to explore what the city has to offer and was able to knock a few things off my bucket list in the progress.

This years Thanksgiving celebrations took on a life of it's own for one Somersworth Restaurateur and his family.

As our thoughts turn to Thanksgiving and the unofficial beginning of the Holidays I felt that it was time to give out a shout out to the one fruit that for me defines Thanksgiving: the humble cranberry.

As I sat in the waiting room at the Somersworth Police station, I could feel the anxiety begin to grow as I wondered exactly what I had let myself in for.

Zombies: Love them or not the truth is this time of year you never quite know when you will run into one. That is unless, you are lucky enough to take part in zombie walk, which is exactly what I did this past Saturday.

For the record I don't spend my every waking hour in a cemetery but I will admit they fascinate me. I love wandering around the grave stones, and often invent stories around those who lie beneath them.

Every now and then you find a diamond in the rough, and you get excited. This is exactly what happened to me a couple of weeks ago while I was walking around Dover on Apple Harvest day.

Pumpkin season is well underway in New England and there are some fun facts you should know about this fall staple.

Take one school bus, add in around 400 enthusiastic middle school students, a few buckets of paint and you have a recipe for some Hilltopper pride.

I love old cemeteries and if there is one thing that New England is not short of, it's cemeteries.

It's hard to think of New England in the fall without thinking of apples. With Dover about to celebrate it's 31st Apple Harvest Day on October 3rd, I figured it would be a good time to take a closer look at these fruits that are, after all, as American as pie.