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There’s Gold Out There, If You’ll Just Keep Your Eyes Open
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We soon learned that the Villa Brasil Motel is owned and managed by two Brazilian immigrants, Fatima Donvito and her husband Marcelino.
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Musing On The Peace That Comes With Easter
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Today I muse joyfully and very briefly on the hours between twelve and three on Good Friday and for all of the Irish Catholic mothers who treasured this most special time.
Written Order Outlines Northern Pass’ Deficiencies
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CONCORD — In its written order issued Friday afternoon, the Site Evaluation Committee reiterated what members told Northern Pass officials two months ago, the utility failed to prove the 192-mile, $1.6 billion transmission line would not disrupt the orderly development of the region.
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It’s tough these days not to become a troglodyte or a Luddite
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Of course, I’m talking about the Facebook crisis and the wholesale theft of data from 50 million users by a British consulting firm that used this information for lord knows what.
Education
Hanover High Meets Salem High in Quarterfinals on March 31
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Playing for the Hanover Marauders are captain Hayden Smith, Liam Szczepiorkowski, Simon Herron, and Oliver Minshall and alternate Sam Beliveau. The Marauders are coached by Gabe Brison-Trezise and Bill Murphy. The Salem Blue Devils are represented by captain Tony Consentino, Aidan Gallo, Jonathan Tarness, and Alexis Ahern and alternates Ricky Jeffreys and Oba Oseghali. They are coached by Bernie Campbell.
AARP, a Critic of Scams Aimed at Seniors, Draws Flak Over Its Member Marketing Practices
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In its newsletters and magazines, in congressional testimony and on its website, AARP warns seniors about deceptive direct mail and other dubious marketing come-ons as part of its mission to protect members from financial abuses. But the huge advocacy group’s own aggressive efforts to coax seniors to join or renew their memberships also have drawn a burst of criticism this year.
OPINION: ‘No Right Way To Do the Wrong Thing’ On Northern Pass
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OPINION: The recent decision by Massachusetts RFP 83 D Selection committee to seek a contract with Maine is not only a welcome decision but also a more honest, thoughtful and sensible direction for all concerned.
Featured in Category
Mass. AG Seeks Ban On Competitive Electricity Sellers; Some Firms Also Operate in NH
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CONCORD, NH – As Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey calls for ending the residential competitive electricity supply market, New Hampshire’s consumer advocate said similar issues likely exist in the Granite State as well.
Rep. Mindi Messmer Raises New Concerns About Coakley Contamination
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Roger Wood Podcast: She’s an environmental scientist specializing in remediation of contaminated sites. And the Coakley Landfill superfund site isn’t too far from Mindi Messmer’s home in Rye as she runs for Congress.