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Tradition and Taste – Celebrating the Greater Manchester’s Restaurant Week

Holiday table settings provided by Crate and Barrel are seen Monday, Nov. 24, 2008 in Denver. Part of the joy in sitting down to a holiday dinner involves the extras _ the special plates, the cloth napkins _ that signal a special meal. Photo: Associated Press/AP Photo/Jack Dempsey

Tradition and Taste – Celebrating the Greater Manchester’s Restaurant Week

Guest host Kris Neilsen from VistNH.Gov chats with Katie Lovell about Manchester’s Restaurant League’s Tradition and Taste event which not only allows folks to get a great meal but check out some amazing local businesses!

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