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Puerto Rico: Paradise and Pain in the Tropics
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Some places can’t seem to buy a break. Puerto Rico, ‘la isla del encanto’, has been
just such a location.
InDepthNH.org (https://indepthnh.org/2017/09/)
Some places can’t seem to buy a break. Puerto Rico, ‘la isla del encanto’, has been
just such a location.
Centro de Periodismo Investigativo has generously offered to share its on the ground reporting in Puerto Rico with the New Hampshire Center for Public Interest Journalism and other members of the Institute for Nonprofit News.
Buoyed by a federal court decision putting a halt to the imminent deportation of about 60 Indonesian immigrants, members of area religious congregations will return to the Norris Cotton Federal Building on Tuesday October 3 to pray for a halt to all deportations.
While the age of a Confirmandi ranges diocese to diocese, the Diocese of Manchester, for many years has bestowed the sacrament to 10th graders, who after they receive it are no longer expected to attend religious education classes.
After June 2018, however, Confirmation and First Holy Communion will be given to 3rd graders.
JOYFUL MUSINGS: Giving does not have to be much – it can be a prayer, the holding of a door, the letting in of someone in traffic.
Brian Murphy: As such, I was dismayed by Nancy West’s InDepth article about Governor Sununu’s recent visit with our apprentices at Manchester Community College (MCC) on Wednesday.
Northern Pass spokesman Martin Murray dismissed recent comments from the U.S. EPA touting the benefits of burying an additional 40 miles of the project’s transmission line as old news, but Jack Savage of the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests said he is missing the point.
CONCORD — The state Department of Transportation will wait for new survey information from Northern Pass Transmission developer Eversource before moving forward on requests to bury sections of the 192-mile line under state roads.
CONCORD – Hard times keep getting harder in Franklin – so tough in fact, that the prospect of hosting a Northern Pass converter terminal provides a much-needed ray of hope, former city manager Elizabeth A. Dragon told the Site Evaluation Committee on Thursday.